Up to ₦1,159 per dollar
Yesa payout rates, 6 September 2026. Rates differ by card type and amount; the exact rate for your card is on screen in the app before you submit. Updated daily; refreshes live while this page is open.
iTunes cards are not priced with one number. The rate depends on whether the card is physical or an e-code, and on the denomination: bigger physical cards pay the most. This table is the actual Yesa payout rate per dollar for each band, refreshed every day. Most sites quote one vague rate; when you compare offers, always ask which band a quote applies to.
| Card type | Rate per $1 | $100 card pays |
|---|---|---|
| Physical, $300 to $500 | ₦1,159 | n/a |
| Physical, $100 and $200 | ₦1,139 | ₦113,900 |
| Physical, under $100 | ₦1,081 | n/a |
| Physical, $101 to $499 (mixed) | ₦1,081 | n/a |
| E-code, $100 to $500 | ₦970 | ₦97,000 |
| E-code, under $100 | ₦960 | n/a |
A $100 card is priced on the band that contains $100. Other countries (UK, Canada, Germany and more) have their own rates in the app. The rate on your screen at submission is the rate you are quoted, and the naira is credited to your Yesa balance once the card is confirmed.
One snapshot per day for the most-traded band (physical, under $100). The archive grows daily.
| Date | Rate per $1 |
|---|---|
| 2026-09-06 | ₦1,081 |
As of 6 September 2026, USA iTunes and Apple physical cards under $100 pay ₦1,081 per dollar on Yesa. The best band today pays ₦1,159 per dollar, and e-codes pay ₦960 to ₦970. Rates update daily and the app shows the exact rate for your card before you submit.
A physical card can be verified more thoroughly than a bare code, so the resale market prices it higher, and that difference is passed to you in the rate.
Higher denominations trade at better prices. Several small cards are priced per card, not combined.
You submit the card in the Yesa app at the rate shown on screen. Once the card is confirmed, the naira is credited to your Yesa balance, and you can withdraw to any Nigerian bank account.