Sell Steam gift cards in Nigeria for Naira
Trade an eligible unused Steam Wallet card or code for USDT, then sell the USDT for Naira. Check both offers and your local receiving method before sharing the code.
Find the right offer for your card
Compare card format, receipt requirements and trade limits before opening an order.
Cash out USDT in Naira
When your Steam Wallet Gift Card order settles in USDT, compare active Naira buyers.
Cash-out route
Showing a small selection of current offers. Prices and availability can change.
View all USDT/NGN P2P offersWHAT CAN YOU SELL?
Match the Steam product before choosing a buyer
A listing for Steam Wallet e-codes does not mean every Steam digital product is accepted. Keep the code unused; do not redeem it to test it.
- Physical Steam Wallet card
- The unused code, card currency and denomination must match the advertisement. Check card-image and receipt instructions.
- Steam Wallet redemption e-code
- Choose an offer explicitly labelled for e-codes and check its region, currency, value and proof requirements.
- Steam Digital Gift Card sent through Steam
- This sends value to a Steam account. It is not the same as a wallet redemption code; do not assume these advertisements accept it.
- Redeemed Steam Wallet balance
- Already-added wallet funds cannot be withdrawn to a bank or transferred to another Steam account. This page covers unused cards and codes.
RECEIVING NAIRA
Choose a local receiving method for the second order
You pay with the Steam card in the first order. Your NGN receiving method belongs to the separate USDT sale. Use only the methods explicitly listed by the selected buyer.
CoinCola Naira Balance
If the buyer pays Naira Balance, confirm the NGN credit in your CoinCola account. Withdrawing to your bank is a separate step; review its fees, limits and verified-name requirements.
Review Naira wallet withdrawalsBank transfer or a listed local method
Current NGN advertisements include bank transfer; some list Kuda, PalmPay or Moniepoint. Check the receiving-account details and terms. Independently verify actual receipt before releasing USDT.
Review USDT-to-Naira tradingPayment methods, limits and availability vary by advertiser. A transfer screenshot or chat message is not confirmation that Naira arrived.
How to sell a Steam gift card in Nigeria
There are two separate orders: buy USDT using your Steam card, then sell that USDT for NGN. The card buyer does not automatically pay Naira.
Match your unused card to a USDT offer
Choose Buy USDT in the Steam Wallet gift-card market. Check physical card or e-code, currency, region, denomination and receipt requirements.
Open the gift-card order and submit proof
Read the full terms, open the matching order, and share the requested code or images only through that active order. Keep your receipt and conversation.
Confirm USDT, then choose an NGN buyer
Check that the first order is complete and the USDT is in your CoinCola wallet. Select a separate Sell USDT offer in NGN whose amount limits and receiving method fit.
Confirm Naira receipt before releasing USDT
For Naira Balance, verify the actual NGN credit in CoinCola. For bank transfer or another listed method, verify actual receipt in your receiving account. Then complete the release instructions.
Check both current quotes and amount limits. Your Naira result depends on both trades and any applicable withdrawal or payment costs; there is no permanent card-to-Naira rate.
Steam card checks before trading
Keep the code private. Confirm the money yourself.
Only the crypto side of an order is held in escrow. Do not assume the Steam code itself is protected against redemption. Keep card details inside the active order instructions.
- —Never publish the code or move the trade to an unsolicited WhatsApp, Telegram or other off-platform contact.
- —Keep the card, purchase receipt and order conversation until the trade is resolved.
- —Use the order dispute or support path if card review or crypto release does not follow the terms.
- —Confirm actual Naira receipt in the selected account before releasing USDT; do not rely on a screenshot.