Step 1: Sign Up on PayPal Nigeria Go to paypal.com/ng, choose Business Account, enter your email, phone number, and address. Accept the terms and confirm via email. Step 2: Link a Valid Card Use a Visa or Mastercard—Verve cards usually fail. PayPal charges a small verification fee ($1–$2) to confirmRead more
Step 1: Sign Up on PayPal Nigeria
Go to paypal.com/ng, choose Business Account, enter your email, phone number, and address. Accept the terms and confirm via email.
Step 2: Link a Valid Card
Use a Visa or Mastercard—Verve cards usually fail. PayPal charges a small verification fee ($1–$2) to confirm the card. Confirm via OTP from your SMS.
Step 3: How to Receive Money
Since Nigerian PayPal accounts are limited to sending only, to receive money you have three options:
• Open a PayPal Business account under an eligible country (Lesotho, South Africa, UAE).
• Use Flutterwave Business—enable PayPal on your checkout page and receive payments that way.
• Receive payments, then withdraw via Payoneer, Wise, Skrill, Binance P2P.
You cannot withdraw directly to a Nigerian bank from PayPal. Always use one of the exchange or withdrawal services mentioned.
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Am not sure since i don't use union bank myself but from what i have heard, they seem to have a good network system, and their services are reliable. I have been to union bank a few times to make some payments and one thing i liked about the bank was how quick their service was and the fact that theRead more
Am not sure since i don’t use union bank myself but from what i have heard, they seem to have a good network system, and their services are reliable. I have been to union bank a few times to make some payments and one thing i liked about the bank was how quick their service was and the fact that there was no crowd there.Â
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