A $100 Costco Shop Card pays ₦80,785 in Nigeria and ₵697.68 in Ghana today, 2 November 2026. We pulled both numbers from our rates page at 21:15 Lagos time. The card quotes from $100 to $500, so a full $500 order fetches ₦403,927 or ₵3,488.41. Costco doesn't lead the board. It sits mid-table, and the reason matters if you're holding one from a US trip or a relative abroad.
Costco runs as a single band here. One row covers $100 to $500, and the payout climbs in a straight line with face value.
| Face value | Naira payout | Cedis payout |
|---|---|---|
| $100 | ₦80,785 | ₵697.68 |
| $200 | ₦161,570.80 | ₵1,395.36 |
| $300 | ₦242,356.20 | ₵2,093.05 |
| $400 | ₦323,141.60 | ₵2,790.73 |
| $500 | ₦403,927 | ₵3,488.41 |
Divide and you get ₦807.85 per dollar, or ₵6.98 in Ghana. There's no size bonus. A $300 card pays ₦242,356.20, while three separate $100 cards pay ₦242,355, a ₦1.20 gap that comes from rounding.
The minimum is what sellers miss. Costco sells $25 and $50 Shop Cards at US tills, and neither can be quoted on our board. Our Costco row opens at $100. If yours is smaller, keep it until a second one arrives.
Yesterday's snapshot had $100 at ₦80,608 and ₵698.89. The naira figure rose ₦177 overnight while the cedi figure slipped ₵1.21. Two markets, two directions, same card.
At $200, Costco returns ₦161,570.80. Amazon returns ₦169,264.80 on the same afternoon, a gap of ₦7,694 for identical face value.
| Card at $200 | Naira payout | Cedis payout |
|---|---|---|
| Amazon | ₦169,264.80 | ₵1,461.81 |
| Costco | ₦161,570.80 | ₵1,395.36 |
| Target | ₦159,116.80 | ₵1,374.17 |
| eBay | ₦157,724.00 | ₵1,362.14 |
Costco ranks 20th of the 27 dollar cards on our board that quote a $200 amount. A $200 PlayStation card pays ₦161,813.60, only ₦242.80 more. Target pays ₦2,454 less, and eBay pays ₦3,846.80 less. Apple sits far ahead at ₦228,427.20, and Steam pays ₦207,734, which leaves Costco ₦46,163.20 behind the biggest gaming card.
Our board shows a reference line of ₦1,348 to the dollar. Costco's ₦807.85 works out at about 60% of it. That puts it in the retail band, well under Apple at 84% and Steam at 77%.
If you shop at a Costco warehouse, the card is worth more as groceries. $100 of face value buys $100 of goods. Selling it returns ₦80,785.
If you live in Lagos or Abuja and there's no Costco warehouse in the country, that trade is simple. ₦80,785 roughly covers a month of mobile data and a tank of fuel, and the card buys nothing local.
Same logic in Accra and Kumasi. A $100 card pays ₵697.68, and MTN MoMo or a bank transfer puts it in your hand the same evening.
Here's the judgement call. Hold the card if you have a US trip inside the year. Sell it if you don't. Costco's $100 rate moved ₦177 in the last day, which is noise next to the ₦7,694 gap between Costco and Amazon at $200. Picking the right card beats picking the right day.
Verification is manual, so the clock starts when a reviewer opens your submission. Sending a sharp photo of the back of the card saves a round trip. A blurred code costs you a day.
₦80,785 today, 2 November 2026, at ₦807.85 per dollar. The $500 end pays ₦403,927.
Yes. We check the balance on the card, not your Costco membership. Nobody asks for a membership number.
You can't compare the two directly. $100 pays ₦80,785 in Nigeria and ₵697.68 in Ghana, and each is paid in local currency. Convert both at today's rate before you decide where to sell.
It isn't quoted yet. Our Costco row starts at $100, so a $50 card sits outside the table. Pair it with another card or spend it at a warehouse.
Ready to price yours? Check the live rates page first, since today's ₦80,785 at $100 can read differently tomorrow. Then open the Costco page with the card in hand and the balance confirmed. If you'd rather run the arithmetic yourself, the naira calculator does it in one screen. Sellers holding other retail and home-improvement cards can compare notes in our Lowe's guide.
Tunde sources wholesale buyers across Europe and the Gulf so GiftCash NG can quote tight spreads, and tracks how card and crypto rates move week to week.
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