Sell an All in 1 Gift Card in Nigeria and Ghana: What £50 to £500 Pays

An All in 1 gift card pays ₦609,317 for £500 in Nigeria on 23 October 2026, and ₵5,363.28 in Ghana. That's ₦1,218.63 per pound, second only to Airbnb on today's pound board. Currys, Every-wish and Youchoosea pay ₦79,476 less for the same £500. Every figure below comes from our rates page, captured at 22:18 today.

What does an All in 1 gift card pay today?

All in 1 sits on one band, £50 to £500. The board prints ₦60,932 at the bottom and ₦609,317 at the top, with ₵536.33 and ₵5,363.28 on the Ghana side. Nothing steps up in the middle, so the pound you sell at £120 pays the same as the pound you sell at £400.

If you're checking how much an All in 1 voucher is worth in naira before you commit, start with these four sizes. The £50 and £500 rows are printed on the board. The £100 and £250 rows are worked out from the top of the band: ₦609,317 ÷ 500 × 100, then the same arithmetic in cedis. A voucher at £75 or £180 scales the same way, so you don't need a special quote for an odd size.

Where All in 1 sits on the pound board

Eleven pound brands are on the board today across twelve bands. All in 1 lands second, behind Airbnb and ahead of Steam. That order has held on every trading day since 11 October.

The spread from Airbnb down to Currys reads 16.25%. All in 1 sits 15% above the bottom three. Per pound that's ₦158.95, which becomes ₦79,476 the moment you hold a £500 voucher. Read it as a gap in the card you picked, not a gap in the day you sold.

Why the same pound pays 16% more on some cards

A pound on our board isn't priced from the exchange rate. It's priced by how easily the buyer can turn that balance into something they want. Airbnb reaches travel inventory, All in 1 reaches a list of UK shops, Currys reaches one electronics chain. The narrower the redemption path, the lower the printed rate.

Paysafe shows the same logic inside a single brand. Its £15 to £50 band pays ₦1,121.94 per pound, and the £50 to £500 band pays ₦1,178.90. Same company, different code sizes, different price.

That's why waiting for a better rate is weak advice. Across 30 trading days, Airbnb's £500 payout moved inside a ₦5,158 range. The card you choose moves the same £500 by ₦79,476, which is 15 times wider.

Should you sell one £500 voucher or five £100 vouchers?

On All in 1, it makes no difference. Five £100 vouchers come to ₦609,317.00, exactly what one £500 voucher pays, because the band is linear.

Ghana tells the same story with a rounding artefact. Five £100 vouchers fetch ₵5,363.30, while one £500 voucher fetches ₵5,363.28. Two pesewas separate them.

That's not universal. Some dollar cards reward a bigger voucher, which is why our full pound list keeps face value and per-unit price in separate columns. On All in 1 you can split a large balance without losing a naira.

How to sell an All in 1 voucher in Lagos, Abuja or Accra

1. Open the All in 1 card page and check that your voucher's face value sits inside £50 to £500.
2. Photograph the code flat, plus the receipt if you kept one. A blurred photo is the most common reason a trade stalls.
3. Enter the face value in pounds and pick your payout: bank transfer, OPay or Moniepoint in Nigeria, MTN MoMo in Ghana.
4. Compare the quote against the table above before you submit. A platform quoting ₦1,400 per pound is 13.6% above the highest printed rate on the board.
5. Get paid in 15 to 30 minutes on a normal working day.

The ceiling test is simple. No platform pays above the top of the pound board, and that top is ₦1,231.88 per pound today. A number higher than that is a screenshot, not a quote. Our rate history tracks how far the column has actually moved in five weeks.

Frequently asked questions about the All in 1 gift card

Is All in 1 the same as one4all?

No. They're separate products, and our board prices them on different currencies. one4all prints on dollar bands, covered in the one4all guide, while All in 1 prints on the pound column at ₦1,218.63.

How much is a £250 All in 1 voucher in naira?

A £250 voucher fetches ₦304,658.50 in Nigeria and ₵2,681.64 in Ghana. Both come from the top of the £50 to £500 band, so the payout scales cleanly with face value.

What happens if my voucher is above £500?

The board stops at £500, so a £600 voucher has no printed row. Split it into two codes if the issuer allows it, or ask for a manual quote before you send anything. A Steam voucher or an Airbnb voucher at the same size faces the same ceiling.

If you want to see where your card lands before you sell in Lagos or Accra, the rates page prints every pound band, and the Currys page shows what the low end of that column looks like in practice.