Send money from Nigeria to Tanzania
Naira to Tanzanian shillings, wallet or bank
Tanzania runs heavily on mobile money, and most people you pay there would rather receive shillings on a phone than in a branch. That includes the driver clearing your cargo, the agent handling a consignment inland, and the student whose upkeep arrives at the start of the month.
Grey converts your balance to TZS once and delivers to M-Pesa Tanzania, Tigo Pesa or Airtel Money against a registered number, or into an account at CRDB Bank, NMB Bank, Stanbic Tanzania or Standard Chartered Tanzania. From a funded balance the shillings typically arrive within minutes.
Sending shillings in three steps

Sign up
Fund
Send
Two numbers that decide the cost
Grey states the NGN to TZS rate and the fee before you send, so the cost of each payment is known at the point you make it.
Over a quarter of weekly transfers, a visible price is what lets you see whether the route is working for you. A rate buried in the conversion never gives you that.

Shillings fixed at the tap

Grey locks NGN to TZS at confirmation, so the shilling figure quoted is the figure credited to the wallet or the account.
That matters when the person receiving is holding a delivery or a registration until the exact amount lands.


Why local shilling delivery wins here
What your recipient in Tanzania sees

Mobile money wallets

Bank account

Grey user to Grey user
What you need first
Naira top-up
Foreign currency
Stored details
What moves on the Tanzania route
Freight and clearing
Regional business
Student costs
Household support
Why Grey suits this East African route
Regional business runs on small settlements rather than single large transfers. What makes them workable is a price you can see each time and a payout that reaches a wallet without a branch in between.



