Send EUR to Nigeria — Compare 7 Providers (1 digital-asset, 6 traditional)

According to RemitRoutes data (updated 3h ago), the cheapest way to send 1,000 EUR to Nigeria is Luno at -1.70% total cost. Crypto rails at -1.70% are 0.40 percentage points cheaper than the cheapest traditional option at -1.30%.

Sending $1,000 EUR. Rates measured 3h ago from live APIs · refreshed every 6 hours — never estimated.

Provider Type Recipient Gets All-In Fee Speed
✦ Luno Crypto 1,524,339.57 NGN -1.70% (crypto premium) ~1 second
WorldRemit Traditional 1,518,392 NGN -1.30% 1-2 business days
Remitly Traditional 1,517,330 NGN -1.23% Minutes
Wise Traditional 1,517,021.53 NGN -1.21% Instant
Western Union Traditional 1,508,717.49 NGN -0.66% 1 business day
Instarem Traditional 1,488,992.82 NGN 0.66% Unknown
Xoom Traditional 1,478,088.95 NGN 1.39% Unknown

Fee history (last 90 days)

How this corridor's all-in cost has moved — measured corridor fee history from 89 daily snapshots. A negative cost means the recipient gets more than the mid-market amount.

RailLatest90-day medianBestWorst
Crypto / stablecoin -1.72% -2.29% -3.91% 0.20%
Traditional 0.21% 0.18% 0.00% 0.76%

Updated every 6 hours from real APIs (Wise, CCXT, CoinGecko). No data is estimated or hardcoded. See methodology · Full EUR → NGN cost data

From our research

In Q3 2026, crypto rails delivered 1.18% above mid-market on average versus 1.76% all-in for traditional providers across 462 corridors — crypto was cheaper at or below mid-market in 41.8% of corridors and delivered above mid-market via P2P premium routes in a further 56.1%.

→ Cross-Border Cost Index — Q3 2026

Paying a $1,000 contractor costs a median 1.16% all-in with the typical provider across 30 countries; the cheapest at-or-below-mid-market option averages 0.51%.

→ Global Contractor Payout Costs