Are you looking for trusted broker exchanges where you can buy and sell Bitcoin and other digital currencies for Naira?

If yes, then you have definitely come to the right place.

For today’s article, I will walk you through the “Top 14 broker exchanges” that are based in Nigeria.

I personally reviewed over “20 broker exchanges,” and I can say that the ones that I am about to show you stand out from the rest.

Without further ado, let’s dive into this post!

Post Summary

My post for today will take the following order;

1. Top 10 Broker Exchanges In Nigeria
2. Which is the Best?
3. Conclusion

You can click on any of the outlines to take you directly to where it is discussed in detail. Enjoy!

Top 10 Broker Exchanges In Nigeria

Broker Exchanges are exchanges that allow you to buy or sell cryptocurrencies and other digital money for fiat.

Find my list below.

1. Yellow Card

Yellow Card is one of the best crypto broker exchanges to buy bitcoins in Nigeria.

Chris Maurice founded it in the USA in 2016, and it expanded to Africa in 2019.

This exchange allows you to buy Bitcoin at a moderate rate with multiple payment options. It also allows you to store your bitcoins on its exchange.

With Yellow Card, you can either buy or sell your bitcoins on its website or through its merchants.

In the table below, you will find other features of Yellow Card.

2. Blockvila

Blockvila is also one of the best broker exchanges founded by a Nigerian.

The exchange launched in 2016, and it is headquartered in Rivers State, Nigeria.

At first, the company started off as a crypto and E-currency broker but has continued with time, to expand its services to meet to the needs of its users.

This exchange has often been referred to as the NO. 1 crypto broker in Nigeria even before the emergence of Yellow Card.

Blockvila supports users from all around the world, but its users are mostly Nigerians seeking a secure platform to buy and sell digital currencies.

3. Patricia

Patricia is a crypto and E-currency broker exchange that launched in August 2017.

It was founded by Fejiro Hanu Agbodje and has its headquarters in Lagos State, Nigeria. Although, it also has offices in Ghana, UAE, and China.

This exchange offers a range of services that makes it to stand out when compared to other exchanges on this list.

For instance, Patricia supports the buy and sell of over 30 gift cards and allows users to top their phones and make online payments seamlessly.

With all these amazing features, Patricia becomes one of the go-to platforms offering brokerage services in Nigeria.

4. Monicko

Monicko is a broker exchange that was founded by Lotanna Amobi, a skilled cryptocurrency trader, and an entrepreneur.

It was founded in 2018 as  BinaryFlipper but rebranded to Monicko in January 2020.

Monicko is a well-renowned exchange where you can buy and sell up to five cryptocurrencies without breaking a sweat.

Check out for other Monicko’s feature in the table below.

5. Instantgold

Instantgold.ng is one of Nigeria’s oldest digital currency exchanges. It was founded in 2007 as a subsidiary of StraightHold Global Links LTD.

This exchange has stood the test of time, and it has offices in Lagos and Ibadan.

Instantgold.ng is certainly one of the go-to exchanges for Nigerians who are interested in selling bitcoin and other digital currencies.

The exchange is fully automated and prioritises speedy transactions. Over the years, it has been able to process over 432,000 transactions.

6. Naira4Dollar

Naira4Dollar is an E- currency exchange that has been in operation since 2006.

It is operated by Sunej Global Ventures Limited. It has its headquarters in Ibadan but has offices in Edo and different parts of Lagos.

The exchange has an excellent rate on Trustpilot and a lively community on Twitter, this goes a long way to prove the exchange’s reliability and efficiency.

Certainly, this exchange has stood the test of time and should be a must-consider platform for the buying and purchase of digital currencies in Nigeria.

7. ExchangeIndeed

ExchangeIndeed is a broker exchange operated by Globalata system venture.

The exchange has been in existence since 2009, with its headquarters in Ikeja, Lagos.

ExchangeIndeed gives you one of the best rates for buying and selling digital currencies when compared to its competitors.

It also makes sure that your transactions are carried out without delay. To see other features of this exchange, I suggest that you check the table below.

8. Sowget

Sowget is a broker exchange in Nigeria that launched in 2012.

Formerly, it was established by Global Integrated Systems as MyTopExchange but later rebranded to Sogwet in subsequent years.

This exchange is one of the best choice for your digital currencies as it is fully automated and has lent its services to over 40,000 satisfied customers.

See through the table below for more details on Sogwet.

9. Nairadirect

Nairadirect has been in operation since 2013. It has its headquarters at Ikeja, Lagos.

The exchange with its user-friendly UI provides Nigerians with a simple way to buy their cryptos without difficulties.

Nairadirect has seen over 200K users, and has so far, processed over 1M transactions.

Check out for other details on the table below.

Having walked you through all these exchanges…let’s quickly dive into the next section.

Which is the Best?

Finding “which exchange is the best” from this list is very simple; however, it will largely depend on your personal choice and decision.

Here are the 4 important considerations to put in mind before choosing the exchange to use from my list.

• Motive (do I want to buy, sell and store)
• The currency I want to buy
• Fees/rate
• Payment methods

For example, let’s say that I want to buy bitcoins.

What I will do is to choose the exchange that has the lowest rate, transaction fee, and the payment method that is convenient for me at that time.

All the exchanges that you have seen on this post are reliable, fast, secure, and have the interest of their customers at heart.

If you have clearly understood this section…let’s go then to the next section and conclude this post.

Conclusion

This where will call it an end for this post. I hope it was helpful?

Now is the time to get your feedback.

So tell me,

Which of these brokers would you use?

Have you been using any of these exchanges – what is your experience so far?

Do you know about other top broker exchanges in Nigeria that are not included in this list?

Let me know your thoughts in the comment section below.

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