Where to see today's Visa rate, how to pick the right card type, and the six steps to naira in your bank on Yesa.
Today's Visa rates by card type are on the Visa gift card rate page, including what a $25 to $500 card pays. A Visa gift card is a prepaid card; the first four digits and the value band decide which type yours belongs to.
Choose Visa from the list of brands Yesa buys.
Visa gift card types are split by country, by the first four digits of the card number, by value band, and by physical card or e-code. Each type has its own rate, so the right type is the one that matches your card.
The naira on screen is the card value times the rate for the type you pick, so pick the type that matches your card. Read the naira figure before you go further; the rate pages on this site show the same figures for comparison.
Upload a clear photo of the card showing the full number, or type the details for an e-code type.
The app confirms the submission and tells you the outcome, usually within minutes. A card that does not match the type you picked can be declined or priced differently, so check the type first.
The naira is credited to your Yesa balance once the card is confirmed. Withdraw to a Nigerian bank account, or use it for bills and airtime in the app.
USA Visa types name the digit groups they accept, such as 4034 and 4358. Match your card's first four digits.
Bands such as $50 to $99 and $100 to $199 carry different rates per dollar. Pick the band your value sits in.
USA and Canada Visa cards are separate types, each priced per its own dollar.
The rate page shows every Visa card type with today's figure, updated daily and refreshed live. The app shows the exact naira for your card before you submit. See the Visa rate page.
Open Gift cards, choose Visa, pick the card type that matches your card, check the naira on screen, type the e-code or upload a clear photo, and submit. Once confirmed, withdraw the naira to any Nigerian bank.
The Visa rate page shows what $25 to $500 cards pay today, by type; the app shows the exact naira for your card before you submit.
Yes, under the Canada Visa type, priced per Canadian dollar. The rate page lists it.
It can be declined or priced differently. The first digits and the value decide the type, so check both before you submit.
No. Yesa charges zero sell fees on gift cards: nothing is deducted from the naira figure shown for the type you pick.
Confirmation is usually a matter of minutes. Once the card is confirmed, the naira lands in your Yesa balance, and you can withdraw it to a Nigerian bank account. Across 1,700 measured bank payouts on Yesa, the median payout time was 4.7 seconds. These are historical measurements, not guarantees.
The Yesa Team. Details checked 26 October 2026. Card types and what each accepts come from the Yesa app on the date shown; they change as the market changes, so the app is the final word.