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Two Best Gift Cards Trading Apps In 2021

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Gift cards are prepaid stored-value money cards distributed by firms such as Amazon, Google, and Apple, among others, to be used as a cash substitute when purchasing Amazon products and a variety of other items.

They are frequently presented as a reward or a gift for outstanding performance. Additionally, when retailers and marketers run a campaign for any of their items, they use them as a reward system.

Gift cards can be traded and redeemed. And currently, there are different trading apps where you can trade gift cards.

Suppose you got a gift card for trading in your old device, but you cannot redeem it in your region. The best way forward is to sell it for cash. On Apexpay, you can trade more than 25 different brands of gift cards with many categories and countries.

This article makes a review of the two best gift cards trading apps that are legit.

What are the Two Best Gift Cards Trading Platforms in Nigeria?

The two best trading apps where you can sell different types of gift cards include:

Let’s review each of them:

What to Know About Apexpay

Apexpay is a gift card trading platform where you can sell your gift cards at the highest possible rate.

Apexpay is Nigeria’s leading gift card exchanger meeting the needs of over 300,000 customers with top-notch trading experience.

How to Download Apexpay

To download the apexpay app, Click on the link below

Download Apexpay Here

Website: Apexpay.org

For support, call/Whatsapp +234 70 5837 2518

What are the Features of Apexpay?

Since its inception, Apexpay has helped over Fifty thousand customers and has completed over 7000 trades. Over the years, Apexpay has indeed proven to be among the best gift card trading platform due to its distinct features which include:

  • Sell Gift Cards

On Apexpay, you can trade more than 25 different brands of gift cards with many categories and countries. To sell gift cards follow the steps below:

To start selling your gift cards on Apexpay, Quickly download the app using the link above

  • Register and Login
  • Click on “Sell Gift card”
  • Select the gift card you want to sell and upload your card
  • Wait for 5 minutes for the card to be confirmed
  • Check your Wallet for your money
  • Add your bank account to withdraw your money
  • 100% Security

The trading platform ensures that customers trade their digital assets safely without ripping, delay, or any form of fraud.

  • High Rates Menu

Another interesting feature is its high rate menu. Apexpay gives a high rate on the top 20 gift cards they buy.

  • Maximum Customer Satisfaction

Apexpay provides a conducive and accommodating system where all customers get equal treatment. They also get the best trading experience that is rare to be offered by other gift card trading apps.

  • Quick Payment System

Also, the app has a fast payment system that can make your payment process easier and faster. With this, you get paid immediately your gift card is redeemed.  In less than a minute, you’ll get the money in your account unless there are issues with the bank network.

  • 24/7 Customer Support

Apexpay agents work round the clock to serve their customers. So even at odd hours, they’re available to trade with you.

  • Send and Request System

On this platform, you can send and request money from other Apexpay users once you’re a user.

  • Referral Bonus

Furthermore, you’ll gain referral bonuses. For instance, you can earn 200 naira on every referral that trades at least 5,000 naira worth of gift cards.

What can I Do on Apexpay?

You can actually do a lot using Apexpay app. Some of them include:

You can sell:

  • iTunes gift card for Naira
  • $100 apple e-code for naira
  • $50 Nordstrom gift cards
  • $100 Visa gift card for Naira
  • $25 Google play for cash
  • $200 Google Play for Naira
  • $100 Walmart Visa gift card
  • $500 Walmart Visa gift card, sell Google play gift card at a high rate.

You can also convert:

  • Amazon gift cards to cash
  • Footlocker gift card
  • And $20 steam gift card to naira
  • Exchange $100 Google play for naira
  • Also, you can know how much a $200 google play card in naira is today.

To get started, simply click on the Start Trading button and you’ll be taken to a chat with Apexpay Agent where you can ask for a rate and trade your gift cards instantly.

About GiftCardsToNaira

GiftCardsToNaira is a recognized gift card trading company founded in 2017 with the goal of giving individuals in Nigeria and Ghana a world-class trading experience. The company’s processes and policies are built on the pillars of integrity, dedication, and excellence.

It is, however, the second-best gift card trading platform in Nigeria(just below Apexpay) serving as a reliable app to redeem, sell or trade gift cards for instant cash (Nigeria Naira or Ghanaian Cedis). Thus far, this platform has made trading gift cards which have never been easier because it was built with maximum security and legitimacy.

How to Download Giftcardstonaira

To download Giftcardstonaira, Click Here

For support, call/Whatsapp +234 70 5837 251

What Gift Cards Can You Sell on GiftCardsToNaira

Below are some of the gift cards you can trade on GiftCardstonaira:

  • Steam Gift Card
  • Amazon Gift card
  • Razor Blade Gift Card
  • eBay Gift Card
  • iTunes Gift Card
  • Google Gift Card
  • Visa Gift Card
  • Sephora Gift Card
  • Nordstrom Gift Card
  • Nike Gift Card
  • Walmart Gift Card
  • Offgamers Gift Card
  • Nike Gift Card
  • BestBuy Gift Card
  • Home Depot Gift Card
  • Apple Store Gift Card
  • Macy Gift Card
  • Vanilla Gift Card
  • Target Gift Card

What are the Features of GiftCardsToNaira

Some of the distinguishing features that make GiftCardsToNaira to be known as one of the best gift card trading apps include:

  • It has High Rate

Giftcardstonaira has always been the highest-paying gift card trading platform in Nigeria and Ghana. There is no other trading platform that even comes close.

This trading app takes things a step further by allowing users to earn various presents while trading on the platform.

  • High Security

Giftcardstonaira keeps your information safe and secure. This means you won’t have to worry about cashing out your money after each deal.

After each trade, you can effortlessly withdraw your funds from the app, and they will be deposited directly into your bank account. No one else will be able to access your account if you use two-factor authentication.

  • Outstanding Customer Service

Since its inception, it has received positive feedback from customers because they prioritize the demands of their customers. Note, you can contact them via Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Whatsapp, Giftcardstonaira app, and other social media platforms.

  • Different Gift Cards Can Be Redeemed

On Giftcardstonaira, you may get practically any popular gift card redeemed. iTunes, Steam, Google, Visa, Amazon, Sephora Nordstrom, Nike, Walmart, Nike, Amex, OffGamers, eBay, Best-Buy, Apple Store, Macy, Vanilla, Target, and others accept gift cards.

  • Payouts and withdrawals are made quickly.

Fast payouts have always been the hallmark of Giftcardstonaira. After your card has been verified, you will be paid into your wallet in less than 5 minutes. You can get the money into your bank account as soon as possible.

How to Get Started

  • Register and Login.
  • To add your bank details, go to “wallet” and select “add new account.”
  • To submit your card, go to “Dashboard” and click “Sell Giftcard.”
  • Wait for the card to be confirmed in 5 minutes or less. Once you are confirmed, your account will be credited.
  • Look through your wallet to see whether you have any cash.
  • Make a deposit into your bank account.

If you haven’t already done so, register on the giftcardstonaira app first, but if you have, click on login to begin trading right away. Quickly select the wallet button and enter your bank account information. To add your bank account information, go to Add New Account.

Click the dashboard at the bottom of the screen to begin selling your gift card. You’ll find a “Sell Giftcard” button on the dashboard, and you can choose the sort of Gift card you want to sell from the numerous options accessible on the app.

Choose a gift card, enter the amount, and upload the image of the gift card. When you’re finished, click submit trade and wait for the card to be confirmed, which should take 2 to 5 minutes. After about 2 minutes, click on your wallet and withdraw your money into your bank account.

Conclusion

In conclusion, you can start trading your gift cards on any of these two gift cards trading apps today.

Dipo Olowookere is a journalist based in Nigeria that has passion for reporting business news stories. At his leisure time, he watches football and supports 3SC of Ibadan. Mr Olowookere can be reached via [email protected]

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Nigeria’s Economy Expands 4.07% in Q4 2025

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4.03% GDP Growth

By Adedapo Adesanya

Nigeria’s economy, measured by gross domestic product (GDP), grew by 4.07 per cent (year-on-year) in real terms in the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2025. 

The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) announced the development in its latest GDP report for Q4 2025 on Friday. 

The latest figure represents an improvement over the 3.76 per cent growth recorded in the corresponding period of 2024, signalling sustained recovery across key sectors of the economy. The growth rate was faster than the third quarter’s 3.98 per cent.

The report confirmed that Nigeria’s oil sector grew 6.79 per cent year-on-year and the non-oil part of the economy expanded by 3.99 per cent.

Nigeria’s average daily oil production stood at 1.58 million barrels per day in the final three months of 2025. That was lower than the third quarter’s output of 1.64 million barrels per day but higher than the 1.54 million barrels per day in the fourth quarter of 2024.

‎Breakdown of the data showed that the agriculture sector grew by 4.00 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2025. This marks a significant increase compared to the 2.54 per cent growth recorded in the same quarter of 2024, reflecting improved output and resilience in the sector.

‎The industry sector also recorded a stronger performance during the period under review. It grew by 3.88 per cent year-on-year, up from 2.49 per cent posted in the fourth quarter of 2024. The improvement suggests enhanced activity in manufacturing, construction, and related industrial sub-sectors.

‎The services sector maintained its position as a major growth driver, expanding by 4.15 per cent in Q4 2025. However, this was slightly lower than the 4.75 per cent growth recorded in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.

‎Overall, the 4.07 per cent GDP growth in the final quarter of 2025 underscores broad-based expansion across agriculture, industry, and services, despite a marginal moderation in services growth.

‎The Q4 performance provides further evidence of strengthening economic momentum, with improvements recorded in both agriculture and industry compared to the previous year.

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Flour Mills Supports 2026 Paris International Agricultural Show

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By Modupe Gbadeyanka

For the second time, Flour Mills of Nigeria Plc is sponsoring the Paris International Agricultural Show (PIAS) as part of its strategies to fortify its ties with France.

The 2026 PIAS kicked off on February 21 and will end on March 1, with about 607,503 visitors, nearly 4,000 animals, and over 1,000 exhibitors in attendance last year, and this year’s programme has already shown signs of being bigger and better.

The theme for this year’s event is Generations Solution. It is to foster knowledge transfer from younger generations and structure processes through which knowledge can be harnessed to drive technological advancement within the global agricultural sector.

In his address on the inaugural day of the Nigerian Pavilion on February 23, the Managing Director for FMN Agro and Director of Strategic Engagement/Stakeholder Relations, Mr Sadiq Usman, said, “At FMN, our mission is Feeding and Enriching Lives Every Day.

“This is a mandate we have fulfilled through decades of economic shifts, rooted in a culture of deep resilience and constant innovation. We support this pavilion because FMN recognises that the next frontier of global Agribusiness lies in high-level technical exchange.

“We thank the France-Nigeria Business Council (FNBC), the organisers of the PIAS, and our fellow members of the Nigerian Pavilion – Dangote, BUA, Zenith, Access, and our partners at Creativo El Matador and Soilless Farm Lab— we are exceedingly pleased to work to showcase the true face of Nigerian commerce.”

Speaking on the invaluable nature of the relationship between Nigeria and France, and the FMN’s commitment to process and product innovation, Mr John G. Coumantaros, stated, “The France – Nigeria relationship is a valuable partnership built on a shared value agenda that fosters remarkable Intercontinental trade growth.

“Also, as an organisation with over six decades of transformational footprint in Nigeria and progressively across the African Continent, FMN has been unwaveringly committed to product and process innovation.

“Therefore, our continuous partnership with France for the success of the Paris International Agricultural Show further buttresses the thriving relationship between both countries.”

PIAS is one of the most widely attended agricultural shows, with thousands of people from across the world in attendance.

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NEITI Backs Tinubu’s Executive Order 9 on Oil Revenue Remittances

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By Adedapo Adesanya

Despite reservations from some quarters, the Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) has praised President Bola Tinubu’s Executive Order 9, which mandates direct remittances of all government revenues from tax oil, profit oil, profit gas, and royalty oil under Production Sharing Contracts, profit sharing, and risk service contracts straight to the Federation Account.

Issued on February 13, 2026, the order aims to safeguard oil and gas revenues, curb wasteful spending, and eliminate leakages by requiring operators to pay all entitlements directly into the federation account.

NEITI executive secretary, Musa Sarkin Adar, called it “a bold step in ongoing fiscal reforms to improve financial transparency, strengthen accountability, and mobilise resources for citizens’ development,” noting that the directive aligns with Section 162 of Nigeria’s Constitution.

He noted that for 20 years, NEITI has pushed for all government revenues to flow into the Federation Account transparently, calling the move a win.

For instance, in its 2017 report titled Unremitted Funds, Economic Recovery and Oil Sector Reform, NEITI revealed that over $20 billion in due remittances had not reached the government, fueling fiscal woes and prompting high-level reforms.

Mr Adar described the order as a key milestone in Nigeria’s EITI implementation and urged amendments to align it with these reforms.

He affirmed NEITI’s role in the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) and pledged close collaboration with stakeholders, anti-corruption bodies, and partners to sustain transparent management of Nigeria’s mineral resources.

Meanwhile, others like the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) have kicked against the order, saying it poses a serious threat to the stability of the oil and gas industry, calling it a “direct attack” on the PIA.

Speaking at the union’s National Executive Council (NEC) meeting in Abuja on Tuesday, PENGASSAN President, Mr Festus Osifo, said provisions of the order, particularly the directive to remit 30 per cent of profit oil from Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs) directly to the Federation Account, could destabilise operations at the Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) Limited.

Mr Osifo firmly dispelled rumours of imminent protests by the union, despite widespread claims that the controversial executive order threatens the livelihoods of 10,000 senior staff workers at NNPC.

He noted, however, that the union had begun engagements with government officials, including the Presidential Implementation Committee, and expressed optimism that common ground would be reached.

Mr Osifo, who also serves as President of the Trade Union Congress (TUC), expressed concerns that diverting the 30 per cent profit oil allocation to the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC), without clearly defining how the statutory management fee would be refunded to NNPC, could affect the salaries of hundreds of PENGASSAN members.

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