Sell Bitcoin (BTC) for naira
1 BTC = ₦108,508,633 on Nata right now, with no selling fee. Send BTC to your deposit address and the naira is credited to your wallet automatically when the deposit confirms.
Rates checked 25 October 2026, 8:21pm (Lagos time). Refreshed every two minutes.
| Coin | Networks | Rate per 1 unit (₦) | Minimum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bitcoin BTC | ₦108,508,633 | 0.0001 BTC | |
| 0.001 BTC | ₦108,509 | ||
| 0.01 BTC | ₦1,085,086 | ||
| 0.05 BTC | ₦5,425,432 | ||
| 0.1 BTC | ₦10,850,863 |
Accepted on: Bitcoin. Any other amount? Try the crypto to naira calculator.
How to sell BTC on Nata in 3 steps
- Choose BTC and a network. Create a free Nata account, open Sell Crypto and pick Bitcoin. It is accepted on Bitcoin. The rate per unit is shown before you continue.
- Send to your deposit address. Nata gives you an address for that network. Paste it or scan the QR code in the wallet or exchange you are sending from, enter at least 0.0001 BTC and send.
- Receive naira automatically. When the BTC deposit confirms on-chain, the naira is credited to your crypto balance at that moment's rate. Move it to your main wallet for free or withdraw to a bank.
BTC charges, limits and timing
- Selling fee
- ₦0
- Minimum
- 0.0001 BTC
- Maximum
- No maximum
- Networks
- Bitcoin
- Payout
- Credited when the deposit confirms, usually within minutes of network confirmation
- Bank withdrawal
- ₦1,000 minimum, ₦50 fee, one-time verification first
- Pricing
- Live dollar price with a small margin for price moves
- Naira per dollar
- ₦1,364
What you get when you sell Bitcoin on Nata
Bitcoin is priced from the live dollar market price every two minutes. Because BTC moves, a small margin is applied to the dollar value before the naira rate, which is why the rate per coin changes through the day.
A P2P trade usually means waiting for a buyer, haggling and escrow; here the price is fixed on screen and the credit is automatic. You see ₦108,508,633 per BTC, you send, and the system detects the deposit and pays your balance without anyone having to release anything. Nothing is deducted from the amount: there is no selling fee, so the only cost of the whole transaction is the network fee your own wallet charges to send.
How the BTC rate is set
BTC is priced from the live dollar market, refreshed every two minutes, and that dollar value is multiplied by Nata's naira-per-dollar rate (₦1,364 today). Because Bitcoin moves in price, a small margin is applied to the dollar value to cover the swing between the moment you send and the moment the network confirms. The rate applied is the one at confirmation time, so a coin that confirms quickly, sent on a fast network, gets the figure closest to what you saw on screen.
Networks for BTC
BTC is accepted on Bitcoin only. Make sure the wallet or exchange you are sending from is using that same network before you confirm; a transfer on any other network cannot be credited.
Getting the naira out
The naira from your BTC sale lands in your Nata crypto balance. Move it to your main wallet for free and spend it straight away on data, airtime, electricity, TV subscriptions, exam PINs or betting, or request a bank withdrawal. Withdrawals start at ₦1,000, carry a flat ₦50 fee, require a one-time identity verification before your first one, and are reviewed before payout. Custody runs through a licensed Nigerian exchange partner, Quidax; holding and trading crypto is legal in Nigeria and the SEC licenses exchanges.
Other coins you can sell: Tether (₦1,364), USD Coin (₦1,364), Ethereum (₦3,168,768), BNB (₦1,000,172), Tron (₦445), Solana (₦137,054), Litecoin (₦76,815), Dogecoin (₦104), XRP (₦1,752). See every coin and rate.
Frequently asked questions
How much is 1 BTC to naira today?
1 BTC sells for ₦108,508,633 on Nata right now. The figure is refreshed every two minutes from the live market price.
How do I sell Bitcoin in Nigeria on Nata?
Create a free Nata account, open Sell Crypto, pick BTC and a network, and send your coins to the deposit address shown. When the deposit confirms, the naira is credited to your crypto balance automatically.
Which network can I send BTC on?
BTC is accepted on Bitcoin only. Sending on any other network can lose the coins.
What is the minimum BTC I can sell?
The minimum is 0.0001 BTC. There is no maximum.
Is there a fee?
No selling fee. Your only cost is the network fee your sending wallet charges. A later bank withdrawal from the crypto balance has a ₦50 fee; moving the balance to your main Nata wallet is free.
How long until I get paid?
The naira lands in your Nata crypto balance as soon as the BTC deposit confirms on-chain, usually within minutes of network confirmation.
Why does the BTC rate change?
BTC is priced from the live dollar market, which moves all day, and a small margin is applied for those moves. The naira figure therefore changes with the market and with the naira-per-dollar rate.
How do I withdraw to my bank?
From the crypto balance, request a withdrawal of at least ₦1,000. A one-time identity verification is needed before the first withdrawal, and each request is reviewed before it is paid.
Is selling BTC legal in Nigeria?
Yes. Holding and trading crypto is legal in Nigeria, and the SEC licenses exchanges. Nata works with a licensed Nigerian exchange partner for custody.
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Sell BTC for naira on Nata
Create a free account, pick BTC and your network, and send to your address. The naira is credited when the deposit confirms.