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£100 GBP to Naira — Best Way to Send to Nigeria

Compare 8 remittance platforms for sending £100 GBP to Nigeria. The naira your family receives can vary by ₦11,358 depending on the platform you choose.

8 platformsBest: ₦185,008 (LemFi)Spread: ₦11,358

💸 How much naira will your family receive?

Compare 10 platforms — see which delivers the most naira.

1.🟣
LemFiEST
Fee £0.00 · Rate ₦1,850.08 · Minutes
185,008
BEST RATE
2.🟡
Chipper CashEST
Fee £0.00 · Rate ₦1,846.35 · Minutes
184,635
3.
Grey.coEST
Fee £1.00 · Rate ₦1,853.81 · Minutes
183,527
4.💚
WiseEST
Fee £1.50 · Rate ₦1,855.68 · Minutes-24hrs
182,784
5.🟢
WorldRemitEST
Fee £1.49 · Rate ₦1,846.35 · Minutes-1 day
181,884
6.🔵
RemitlyEST
Fee £2.99 · Rate ₦1,837.03 · Minutes (Express)
178,210
7.🔴
MoneyGramEST
Fee £3.99 · Rate ₦1,837.03 · 1-2 days
176,373
8.🟠
Western UnionEST
Fee £4.99 · Rate ₦1,827.7 · 1-3 days
173,650
💡 Choosing LemFi over Western Union delivers 11,358 more.
Over 12 monthly transfers: 136,296 saved — about 1 months of Yaba rent.
Rates marked “EST” are computed from each provider's typical fee structure and an approximate mid-market rate. Always confirm the live quote in the provider's app before sending.

What ₦185,008 buys in Lagos

Quick context using prices Lagos.cool tracks across rent, market, power and healthcare.

The cost of choosing the wrong provider

Sending £100 GBP via LemFi delivers 185,008 to your family. The same amount via Western Union delivers only 173,650 — a gap of 11,358. If you send £100 every month, that's 136,296 lost per year — roughly 1 months of Yaba rent.

All providers compared

Fee, exchange-rate markup, speed and delivery options

ProviderUSD feeMarkupTotal cost*SpeedDeliveryRating
💚Wise
Best overall — most transparent, cheapest for large transfers.
$2.400.50%0.98%Minutes-24hrs
Bank
4.4
Trustpilot
🟣LemFi
Zero flat fee — best for frequent small transfers.
$0.000.80%0.80%Minutes
BankWallet
4.5
Trustpilot
🔵Remitly
Best first-time offer — promotional rate beats everyone else on transfer #1.
$3.991.50%2.30%Minutes (Express)
Bank
4.6
Trustpilot
🟢WorldRemit
Best for cash pickup and airtime — most delivery options.
$3.991.00%1.80%Minutes-1 day
BankWalletCashAirtime
3.8
Trustpilot
Grey.co
Best for Nigerian remote workers — virtual USD/GBP accounts.
$1.500.60%0.90%Minutes
Bank
4.3
Trustpilot
🟡Chipper Cash
Best for P2P within Africa — zero fee between Chipper users.
$0.001.00%1.00%Minutes
BankWallet
3.8
Trustpilot
🟠Western Union
Largest cash pickup network — best for recipients without bank accounts.
$7.992.00%3.60%1-3 days
BankCash
3.5
Trustpilot
🔴MoneyGram
Second-largest cash network — Walmart partnership in the US.
$4.991.50%2.50%1-2 days
BankCash
3.6
Trustpilot
🌍Afriex
Fastest — under 20 seconds. Virtual USD accounts for freelancers.
$0.000.50%0.50%Under 20 seconds
Bank
4.2
Trustpilot
💜OPay
Best for receiving into mobile wallet — no bank account needed.
0.50%Instant
BankWallet
4.0
Trustpilot
* Total cost on a $500 USD transfer = flat fee % + exchange-rate markup. Excludes bonus-rate first-transfer promotions.

📝 The Lagos context

To send money to Nigeria never get options like this before, and the difference between the best and worst of dem, for the same amount wey you send, na real money. Beyond the old-guard operator, wave of digital service — Wise, LemFi, Remitly, Chipper Cash, Sendwave and others — now dey compete hard on the naira wey dem deliver, and the gap between dem fit significant on single transfer.

The number wey matter no be the advertised fee but the total naira wey the recipient actually receive. That figure na two thing together dey set am: the transfer fee, and the exchange rate wey the provider apply. The rate usually na where the real cost dey hide — service wey dey advertise "zero fees" fit still deliver fewer naira than fee-charging rival if im exchange-rate margin wider. Because the naira don dey volatile and the official and parallel-market rate don often diverge, the rate wey provider dey offer on any given day matter more than ever.

The practical habit wey dey save the most na simple: compare the actual naira delivered across two or three service for your exact amount and corridor before you send, instead of to trust single provider or headline "no fees" claim. Check delivery speed and the recipient payout method too — bank transfer, wallet or cash. Few minutes of comparison, especially on bigger amount, routinely dey put thousands more naira for the recipient hand than to send on autopilot with whichever app you use last time.