Send money to Nigeria, straight to any bank account
Grey is a licensed financial services provider, not a bank, regulated by FinCEN. Sending money from the Philippines to Nigeria with Grey costs a 1% swap fee plus a flat withdrawal fee. Transfers reach GTBank, Access Bank, Zenith Bank, UBA typically within minutes.
When you send money to Nigeria through Grey, every transfer goes directly into the recipient's bank account in NGN. Enter the account details and the money lands as a standard local payment. Your recipient does not need a Grey account.
No branch visit. No wire forms. No delays. The naira arrive in their banking app within minutes of you hitting send. The rate and fee you saw when you confirmed are the rate and fee applied.
How to send money to Nigeria from the Philippines

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How much does it cost to send money to Nigeria
Every transfer from the Philippines to Nigeria involves two costs: the visible fee and the exchange rate margin. Most services hide their margin in the rate, so a transfer advertised as zero fees can quietly cost more than one with a transparent fee.
The exchange rate is usually the bigger factor in larger transfers. On a PHP 50,000 transfer, a 1% rate difference changes the naira amount your recipient receives by roughly 1,800 NGN. A provider advertising no fee but applying a 2% rate markup costs more than one charging a visible fee with a rate close to the mid-market.
Grey shows the fee and the exchange rate separately before you tap Send. The naira amount your recipient will receive is on screen before you confirm. The rate shown is the rate applied. There are no adjustments after the fact.

How exchange rates work: PHP to NGN

The PHP-to-NGN exchange rate determines how many naira your recipient receives. On a PHP 50,000 transfer, a 1% difference in the rate changes the NGN amount your recipient receives by roughly 1,800 NGN. On recurring or large transfers, that gap compounds.
Grey shows the live PHP-to-NGN rate before you confirm. The rate on screen is the rate applied. Grey charges a 1% swap fee on this corridor, shown before you send.
The only way to compare providers accurately is to look at what your recipient actually receives in NGN, not just the advertised fee. A transfer that advertises zero fees but applies a 2% rate markup costs more than one that charges a visible fee with a rate close to the mid-market.


How fast is each provider?
Grey delivers to Nigeria typically within minutes from a funded balance. Wise typically takes 1 to 2 business days on PHP corridors. Traditional Philippine bank wires are the most expensive and slowest option for most transfer amounts.
Transfer times apply when funds are already in your Grey PHP balance. If funding via bank transfer or GCash, allow time for the deposit to post first before the transfer begins.
What your recipient sees in Nigeria

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Ways to fund your transfer
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