Are you curious about the value of your Bitcoin, USDT, or Ethereum in naira today? Check out the table below for the bitcoin to naira conversion rate as well as the values of some of the top cryptocurrencies in NGN.
The prices are updated every hour, so you’ll always be up-to-date with the latest market rates before buying or selling.
| Coin | Price in naira | 24h change |
|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin (BTC) | ₦108,208,385 | +3.64% |
| Ethereum (ETH) | ₦3,256,687 | +5.68% |
| Tether (USDT) | ₦1,346 | +0.28% |
| BNB | ₦959,796 | +2.24% |
| Solana (SOL) | ₦128,922 | +3.29% |
| XRP | ₦1,759 | +2.42% |
| USDC | ₦1,346 | +0.25% |
| Dogecoin (DOGE) | ₦102.98 | +2.60% |
For more accurate information, convert your cryptocurrencies using the converter below.
Crypto to Naira Converter
Don’t know how many naira your coins are worth? Input the quantity of your coins, select the coin, and the converter provides the approximate value in NGN at the current rate.
Crypto ⇄ Naira converter
Using prices from 5 Nov 2026
An estimate at the current market price, before any exchange fees. Local P2P and exchange rates can change what you actually pay or receive.
Instructions for using the crypto to naira converter:
1) Choose the crypto coin (BTC, ETH, or USDT, for example).
2) Input the amount you wish to convert.
3) See the approximate value in naira.
4) Reverse the process to see how many crypto coins one naira can be exchanged for.
5) The converter provides only the current market price. The actual amount you’ll get when you sell will vary somewhat due to exchange spreads and withdrawal fees.
Quick Conversion Table
How Much Is 1 Bitcoin in Naira Today?
Today, 5 November 2026, 1 Bitcoin (BTC) is worth ₦108,208,385, up 3.64% in the last 24 hours.Here is what other common amounts are worth at today’s market rate:
| Bitcoin | Value in naira |
|---|---|
| 0.001 BTC | ₦108,208 |
| 0.005 BTC | ₦541,042 |
| 0.01 BTC | ₦1,082,084 |
| 0.1 BTC | ₦10,820,839 |
| 1 BTC | ₦108,208,385 |
How Much Is 1 Tether(USDT) in Naira Today?
Today, 5 November 2026, 1 Tether (USDT) is worth ₦1,346, up 0.28% in the last 24 hours.Here is what other common amounts are worth at today’s market rate:
| Tether | Value in naira |
|---|---|
| 10 USDT | ₦13,456 |
| 50 USDT | ₦67,281 |
| 100 USDT | ₦134,561 |
| 500 USDT | ₦672,805 |
| 1,000 USDT | ₦1,345,610 |
Many Nigerians also use USDT to send and receive money across borders, but there are other ways to receive money from abroad, including bank transfers and licensed remittance services.
How Much Is 1 Ethereum(ETH) in Naira Today?
Today, 5 November 2026, 1 Ethereum (ETH) is worth ₦3,256,687, up 5.68% in the last 24 hours.Here is what other common amounts are worth at today’s market rate:
| Ethereum | Value in naira |
|---|---|
| 0.001 ETH | ₦3,257 |
| 0.005 ETH | ₦16,283 |
| 0.01 ETH | ₦32,567 |
| 0.1 ETH | ₦325,669 |
| 1 ETH | ₦3,256,687 |
How Much Crypto Can You Buy with Naira?
| Naira amount | Bitcoin (BTC) | Ethereum (ETH) | Tether (USDT) | BNB | Solana (SOL) | XRP | USDC | Dogecoin (DOGE) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ₦100,000 | ≈ 0.000924 BTC | ≈ 0.030706 ETH | ≈ 74.32 USDT | ≈ 0.104189 BNB | ≈ 0.775663 SOL | ≈ 56.85 XRP | ≈ 74.29 USDC | ≈ 971.06 DOGE |
| ₦500,000 | ≈ 0.004621 BTC | ≈ 0.153530 ETH | ≈ 371.58 USDT | ≈ 0.520944 BNB | ≈ 3.88 SOL | ≈ 284.26 XRP | ≈ 371.44 USDC | ≈ 4,855.31 DOGE |
| ₦1,000,000 | ≈ 0.009241 BTC | ≈ 0.307061 ETH | ≈ 743.16 USDT | ≈ 1.04 BNB | ≈ 7.76 SOL | ≈ 568.51 XRP | ≈ 742.88 USDC | ≈ 9,710.62 DOGE |
| ₦10,000,000 | ≈ 0.092414 BTC | ≈ 3.07 ETH | ≈ 7,431.57 USDT | ≈ 10.42 BNB | ≈ 77.57 SOL | ≈ 5,685.11 XRP | ≈ 7,428.81 USDC | ≈ 97,106.23 DOGE |
| ₦ | ≈ 0.002310 BTC | ≈ 0.076765 ETH | ≈ 185.79 USDT | ≈ 0.260472 BNB | ≈ 1.94 SOL | ≈ 142.13 XRP | ≈ 185.72 USDC | ≈ 2,427.66 DOGE |
Estimates at the market price on 5 Nov 2026, before exchange fees. Local P2P rates can differ. Type any amount in the last row to see your own figure.
Buying on an exchange or P2P usually costs a little more than the market rate because of spreads and fees.
Bitcoin to Naira Exchange Rate 30 Days’s History
This table records Bitcoin’s naira price at the same time each day, so you can see how the rate has moved over the past week. The “24h change” in the main table is CoinGecko’s rolling 24-hour figure, so it can differ slightly from the day-to-day change here.
| Date | Bitcoin (BTC) | Ethereum (ETH) | Tether (USDT) | BNB | Solana (SOL) | XRP | USDC | Dogecoin (DOGE) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 Nov 2026 | ₦108,208,385▲ 3.36% | ₦3,256,687▲ 5.63% | ₦1,346▲ 0.28% | ₦959,796▲ 2.08% | ₦128,922▲ 3.26% | ₦1,759▲ 2.61% | ₦1,346▲ 0.26% | ₦102.98▲ 2.61% |
| 4 Nov 2026 | ₦104,693,824— | ₦3,083,090— | ₦1,342— | ₦940,237— | ₦124,851— | ₦1,714— | ₦1,343— | ₦100.36— |
No saved snapshots in this period yet.
Each price is the daily snapshot. The arrow shows the change from the previous day. History builds up one day at a time.
Since both variables vary, the exchange rate varies due to two reasons:
- The Bitcoin price in dollars changes depending on global demand and trading.
- The value of the naira against the US dollar varies.
In other words, while the Bitcoin value is not changing in dollars, its value can vary in terms of naira. To see how the naira is performing against the US dollar today, check our dollar to naira exchange rate page.
Popular Cryptocurrencies in Naira Terms
1) Bitcoin (BTC): The biggest and most traded cryptocurrency. Find the BTC to NGN exchange rate in the table above.
2) Tether (USDT): A stablecoin whose value is pegged to the US dollar. USDT is used by many Nigerians to preserve their savings from price fluctuations or to make payments and remittances; therefore, the USDT to naira exchange rate is the most sought-after.
3) Ethereum (ETH): The second-biggest cryptocurrency that powers smart contracts and decentralised applications.
4) BNB, Solana (SOL), XRP, and others: The exchange rates of these cryptocurrencies and more can be found in the table above in terms of naira.
How Come There’s a Difference in the Naira Rate Across Different Platforms?
You might have noticed that the rate listed here is slightly different from that provided by an exchange or from a peer-to-peer buyer. And here’s why:
- Spreads at exchanges: An extra spread is charged for buy/sell rates.
- USD/NGN rates: The platform uses either the official or parallel market rate for NGN.
- Peer-to-peer pricing: Individual users set their own rate.
- Fees: Withdrawal, trading, and network fees eat away at your profits.
- Time: Cryptocurrency rates are dynamic, but the table only updates once a day.
Remember to verify your balance on the platform before any transaction.
Some platforms use the official rate and others use the parallel market rate, so compare it with the latest dollar to naira rate before you trade.
Factors That Influence Crypto Valuation in Naira
- International market demand and investors’ sentiments
- Media and regulations, locally and internationally
- Naira’s exchange rate against the US dollar
- Demand and supply of dollars in the local market
- Important events, like Bitcoin halving or ETFs news
Frequently Asked Questions
How often are the prices on this page updated?
It is updated on a hourly basis. There are no stops in crypto market, therefore, always check for live trading rates on your exchange before carrying out any deal.
Is the converter rate the exact amount that I am going to get?
No, it is just an approximate figure based on the market prices. Final results depend on a platform you use, on possible charges, and on the rate at the time of your transaction.
Why is the USDT to naira rate not equal to the dollar one?
Although USDT is pegged to the US dollar, its price in naira currency varies due to local supply and demand and rate used by the exchange.
Where can I sell my cryptocurrency for naira?
For example, on the Nigerian exchange, P2P trading site, or on OTC desk. In any case, you should be careful and always check a platform, confirm payment prior to sending your coins, and check your addresses and networks.
Which crypto is the best to buy naira?
BTC and USDT are the two most actively traded crypto for naira because of their liquidity.
Is crypto legal in Nigeria?
Yes. Individuals can buy, hold and sell crypto in Nigeria. The Investments and Securities Act 2025 now classes digital assets as securities under the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), so platforms that offer crypto services are expected to be registered and licensed. The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) lifted its 2021 restriction on banks serving crypto businesses in December 2023, although banks may still apply their own checks on transactions.
For your own safety, trade only on platforms that are licensed or in the process of being licensed by the SEC. You can check the SEC’s official website for its current list of registered digital asset operators.
Do I pay tax on crypto in Nigeria?
Profits from selling digital assets are now treated as taxable gains under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025, which takes effect from 2026. The rules on rates, thresholds and reporting are detailed, so read our Nigeria tax guide and speak to a qualified tax professional about your situation.
Will my bank block me for receiving crypto sales money?
Not usually, but banks can flag large or unusual transfers. Keep records of your trades (screenshots, transaction IDs, exchange statements) so you can explain the source of funds if asked. Trade with verified counterparties and avoid receiving money from third parties.
Why is the P2P rate different from the rate on this page?
This page shows the average market price. P2P sellers set their own rates, and exchanges add spreads and fees, so the price you see on those platforms can be higher or lower.
Disclaimer: The prices, rates and conversions on this page are for general information only and are not financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Cryptocurrency prices are highly volatile, and you can lose some or all of your money. Always do your own research and use licensed, trusted platforms. Laws and regulations change, so check the latest guidance from the SEC and CBN before you trade.