You can receive Fiverr payment in Nigeria without Payoneer by linking your Fiverr account to a Domiciliary bank account or using alternatives like Wise, Grey, or Barter. These platforms support international transfers and can help you convert earnings to Naira smoothly.

Here are your main options:

1. Fiverr Revenue Card (powered by Payoneer): Since this requires Payoneer, skip if you want a true alternative.

2. Bank Transfer to Domiciliary Account:

Add your domiciliary USD account to Fiverr via bank transfer (if available).

Supported Nigerian banks: GTBank, Zenith, First Bank.

You’ll receive wire transfers (SWIFT); confirm your bank accepts Fiverr payouts.

3. Use Wise (formerly TransferWise):

Open a USD receiving account with Wise.

Link it on Fiverr under “Bank Transfer” (if Fiverr allows Wise as recipient).

Transfer your dollars to your Nigerian bank or convert at black market rate using crypto or peer exchanges.

4. Use Grey.co or Chipper Cash:

Both provide virtual USD accounts for freelancers.

Link your Grey account to Fiverr, receive USD, then withdraw to your Nigerian bank account.

Real-life trick from a freelancer in Enugu:
He links Fiverr to his Grey USD account, withdraws to his local Wema Bank account, then changes USD via P2P on Binance to avoid ridiculous bank rates.

Warning: Fiverr sometimes restricts bank methods for Nigerian users. If you can’t see “Bank Transfer” as an option, you may need to try again later or contact Fiverr support to enable it.

In summary, use Wise, Grey, or a domiciliary account — they’re your cleanest alternatives to Payoneer if you want to enjoy full Fiverr withdrawal without stress.