A Wunschgutschein gift card pays ₦432,185 for $500 in Nigeria on 24 October 2026, and ₵3,793.23 in Ghana. That works out at ₦864.37 per dollar, which is 18th of the 30 dollar bands printed on our rates page, captured at 19:15 today. The board quotes this German retail voucher in dollars rather than euros. One band covers it, $50 to $500, so the rate holds flat whether your code reads $60 or $480.
The board prints ₦43,218 at the bottom of the band and ₦432,185 at the top. Ghana reads ₵379.32 and ₵3,793.23. There's no second band and no step in the middle, so $1 pays ₦864.37 all the way up the range.
| Face value | Naira (₦) | Cedis (₵) |
|---|---|---|
| $50 | ₦43,218.00 | ₵379.32 |
| $100 | ₦86,437.00 | ₵758.65 |
| $200 | ₦172,874.00 | ₵1,517.29 |
| $300 | ₦259,311.00 | ₵2,275.94 |
| $400 | ₦345,748.00 | ₵3,034.58 |
| $500 | ₦432,185.00 | ₵3,793.23 |
The $50 and $500 rows are printed on the board. The rows between them come from the top of the band: ₦432,185 divided by 500, times 200, gives ₦172,874. The cedis column uses the same sum and lands on ₵1,517.29. A $70 or $340 code scales the same way, so an odd size doesn't need a special quote.
Read the currency column before you read any amount. The board carries 53 bands today: 30 in dollars, 12 in pounds, 9 in euros and 2 in Canadian dollars. Kinguin, offgamers, Startselect, Transcash and Eneba sit in the euro group. Wunschgutschein sits in the dollar group, $50 to $500, even though buyers spend it in German shops.
That detail decides what your code is worth. A euro band and a dollar band can print identical naira totals. Startselect shows ₦43,218 to ₦432,185 for €50 to €500. Wunschgutschein shows the same two totals for $50 to $500. Same numbers, different unit. In Ghana, Startselect pays ₵379.32 to ₵3,793.23 for a euro band, and Wunschgutschein pays the same for a dollar band.
So a euro of Startselect fetches ₦864.37, and a dollar of Wunschgutschein fetches ₦864.37. Two different units wearing the same price tag. If you quote the total to a friend without naming the currency, you'll be off by roughly a third.
Wunschgutschein lands 18th of 30 dollar bands. It beats Steam at ₦824.48 and Amazon at ₦651.60. It loses to Macy and Gamestop at ₦970.75, and to one4all at ₦1,090.44.
| Card | ₦ per $1 | ₵ per $1 |
|---|---|---|
| Apple, iTunes | ₦1,126.34 | ₵9.89 |
| one4all | ₦1,090.44 | ₵9.57 |
| offgamers | ₦1,063.84 | ₵9.34 |
| Macy, Gamestop | ₦970.75 | ₵8.52 |
| Wunschgutschein | ₦864.37 | ₵7.59 |
| Steam | ₦824.48 | ₵7.24 |
| Amazon | ₦651.60 | ₵5.72 |
Every row above holds $200 inside its band, so the comparison is like for like. Apple and iTunes use their $150 to $500 band. Amazon also prints a $50 to $100 band at a higher unit price, and the row shows the $100 to $500 one instead.
The distance to the top is wide. Apple pays ₦261.97 more than Wunschgutschein on every dollar of face value. On a $500 code that gap becomes ₦130,985.
Take a mid-size voucher and the unit price matters more than the headline band. $200 of Wunschgutschein pays ₦172,874.00. The same $200 of one4all pays ₦218,087.20, and $200 of Macy pays ₦194,150.80. All three hold $200 inside their band, so nobody is quoting you an extrapolated figure.
The Naira view prints one marker near the bottom of the page: ₦1,330 per $1. It's a reference for the dollar, not a promise for any card on the list.
Wunschgutschein pays ₦864.37, which is 65% of that marker. The shortfall comes to ₦465.63 on every dollar. On a $500 voucher the board pays ₦432,185, while the marker implies ₦665,000, a gap of ₦232,815.
You can't argue that gap down, and it isn't a hidden fee. It's what a voucher earns when it only spends inside one country's retail network. Cards with a wider reach print higher rates, which is why Airbnb leads the pound column at ₦1,236.71 per pound.
Ghana prints no marker at all, so ₵7.59 per dollar is the only yardstick on that side. Compare cedis with cedis, and never set a naira figure beside a cedis figure.
Three checks before you send a $50 or $500 code:
A $100 code fetches ₦86,437.00 in Nigeria and ₵758.65 in Ghana today. Both figures come from the top of the band, so they climb in a straight line with face value.
Yes. $50 is the floor of the band and it pays ₦43,218.00, or ₵379.32. There's no row below $50, so a $25 code has no printed rate.
Dollars, on this board. The band reads $50 to $500 and the rate is ₦864.37 per dollar. No euro band is printed for this card, so confirm with support before you count on a euro figure.
Start with the rates page for the live $50 to $500 band, then open the card page once the code is in hand. Holding a euro voucher instead? The Kinguin listing pays ₦970.75 per euro today, and our rate history shows how the whole board moved this month.
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