← All countries
Africa
🇳🇬Nigeria
Providers onboarding
3 / 11
Most popular way to pay
Bank transfer
Stablecoins
Rules in progress
If your business is registered here
What each provider offers to a company incorporated in Nigeria.
| Provider | Accept payments | Pay people abroad | Multi-currency account | Business cards | Stablecoins | Check |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| dLocal | – | – | – | ↗ | ||
| Payoneer | – | ↗ | ||||
| PayPalLimited | ↗ | |||||
| Adyen | – | ↗ | ||||
| Airwallex | – | ↗ | ||||
| Checkout.com | – | ↗ | ||||
| Hyperwallet | – | – | – | – | ↗ | |
| Ramp | – | – | – | ↗ | ||
| Stripe | ↗ | |||||
| Wise Business | – | ↗ | ||||
| Worldpay | – | – | ↗ |
Available Limited Not for businesses here– Not offered by this provider↗ Source · ⚑ Report a problem
If you sell to customers here
How people in Nigeria prefer to pay online.
- 1Bank transferBank
- 2Verve / Visa / MastercardCard
- 3USSDBank
- 4OPay / PalmpayWallet
Source needed
Banks cap card spending abroad, so local bank transfers and wallets convert far better than cards. Repatriating naira can be slow.
Source needed
Stablecoin rules
Rules in progress
Find a provider for a business in Nigeria →The Investments and Securities Act 2025 brought digital assets under SEC oversight, and a naira stablecoin (cNGN) launched in 2025. Banks still have limited access to crypto.
Source needed
A summary, not legal advice. Rules are changing quickly.
Also in Africa