Looking for today’s US Apple Gift Card exchange rate in Nigeria? You’re in the right place. As of February 2, 2026, the current rate for US Apple Gift Cards to Nigerian Naira (NGN) is ₦ wpDataTable with provided ID not found! per dollar. This page provides real-time rates, historical data, and comprehensive analysis to help you get the best value when selling your Apple Gift Cards in Nigeria.
wpDataTable with provided ID not found! wpDataTable with provided ID not found! wpDataChart with provided ID not found!The exchange rate for the US Apple Gift Card to Naira (NGN) has demonstrated significant volatility over the past 30 days, reflecting a high level of liquidity and sensitivity within the P2P market.
As observed in the Rate Trend Overview chart, the rate experienced a notable decline in the last 72 hours (specifically around December 12th-14th). This recent drop from a peak of approximately ₦1,330 to the current ₦1,235.65 per dollar is highly indicative of a temporary market oversupply, likely driven by high-volume sellers liquidating assets ahead of the anticipated holiday season.
Historically, the market corrects quickly following such sharp sell-offs. Given that the underlying parallel exchange rate for the USD remains firm, the gift card market should stabilize soon. We project a short-term recovery toward the ₦1,280 – ₦1,300 range within the next few days, assuming no unexpected changes in the Central Bank of Nigeria’s (CBN) foreign exchange intervention policies. Users are advised to monitor the volume trends closely before executing high-value trades.
wpDataTable with provided ID not found! wpDataTable with provided ID not found!The exchange rate is highly dynamic and is primarily influenced by three factors:
P2P Market Demand: The rate is set by peer-to-peer traders. If there is high demand for the card, the rate (in Naira) will go up, and vice versa.
Card Volume: Higher denomination cards (e.g., $500 cards) usually command a slightly better rate per dollar than smaller cards.
Forex Policy: Changes in Nigeria’s Central Bank (CBN) foreign exchange policies directly impact the official and parallel market rates, which trickles down to the gift card market.
Our live rate is an aggregated average calculated from prices offered by verified high-volume traders across several leading P2P and exchange platforms in the Nigerian market. The rate is continuously updated to reflect the most current market consensus, ensuring you always see the fair market value.
No, the rates are often different:
E-Codes: Digital codes often trade at a slightly lower rate because they carry a higher perceived risk of being used, although they offer instant delivery.
Physical Cards: These typically fetch a slightly higher rate as they are seen as more secure and easier to verify, but the difference is minimal on verified trading platforms.
Our platform utilizes an automated aggregation engine that pulls data from multiple sources. After a major market event (like a central bank announcement or a large trading volume spike), the rate is typically adjusted and validated within 5 to 10 minutes to ensure accuracy and prevent market manipulation.
If you receive a rate lower than the live market value, it could be due to:
Low Denomination: Selling many small-denomination cards (e.g., $5, $10) individually.
Delayed Verification: Slow verification of the card’s balance, which may indicate a temporary risk.
Market Liquidity: If you are trading at a time of low market liquidity (e.g., late at night), traders may offer a lower bid price.