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Mid-market rates for 155 currencies against the Nigerian naira, in a converter that answers as you type.
100.00 USD is
35,999.99 NGN
Mid-market rates, for information only. Banks and bureaux de change quote a spread on top.
Aboki is Hausa for friend, and the name Nigerians give the street traders whose chalked board sets the rate. This is that board, kept online.
₦360,000naira
Your amount times the mid-market dollar rate of ₦360.00. Banks and abokis quote a spread on top, so expect a little less.
One naira buys $0.002778
₦100,000 is $277.78. A US dollar is USD.
One euro buys ₦402.95
€1,000 is ₦402,953.27. An euro is EUR.
One naira buys £0.002135
₦100,000 is £213.53. A British pound is GBP.
One UAE dirham buys ₦98.01
AED1,000 is ₦98,012.31. A UAE dirham is AED.
One Canadian dollar buys ₦267.09
$1,000 is ₦267,094.95. A Canadian dollar is CAD.
155 currencies, each quoted as the mid-market rate for one unit in naira. The board is a snapshot refreshed from our rate feed, not a live quote.
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The rate quoted by the street bureau-de-change traders Nigerians call abokis. It is the parallel-market price of foreign currency in naira, and it usually sits above the official bank rate.
A currency data feed, refreshed by our rate job and stored as a snapshot. Every one of the 155 currencies is quoted as the mid-market price of one unit in naira.
A mid-market rate is the midpoint between what buyers and sellers quote. Banks, transfer apps and abokis add a spread on each side of it, so the figure you get is a little worse than the one on this page.
Whenever the snapshot is refreshed and the site is rebuilt. The board is not a live tick-by-tick quote; treat it as the day’s reference.
Yes. Pick any two of the currencies in the converter. When there is no direct pair we derive the rate through the naira, since every currency on the board is quoted against it.
No. We publish rates and news; we do not buy or sell currency. The site is for information only, and nothing on it is financial advice.
The rate quoted by the street bureau-de-change traders Nigerians call abokis. It is the parallel-market price of foreign currency in naira, and it usually sits above the official bank rate.