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There’s a reason Steam gift cards keep showing up at the top of every “highest gift card rates in Nigeria” conversation.

If you’ve ever held a Steam card and hesitated before selling, you’ve probably asked yourself:

● “Am I getting the best Steam gift card rate right now?”

● “Why does one platform give me ₦128k and another gives ₦110k?”

● “Does the country of the card really matter?”

This guide answers all these questions and more, with up-to-date Steam gift card rates in Nigeria.

Here, you’ll see:

● The best Steam gift card rates in Nigeria (based on current data)

● Why UK cards outperform others

● Exact rates for $50, $100, and $500 Steam cards

● How different regions (US, Euro, CAD, AUD, etc.) affect your payout

● And how to sell your Steam gift card without losing money

What Makes Steam Gift Cards Valuable in Nigeria?
Steam isn’t just another platform, it’s the largest digital gaming marketplace in the world.

This is very important.

Because the more usable a gift card is globally, the easier it is to resell and the higher the rate.

Why Steam cards hold strong value:

● Massive global user base

● Accepted across multiple regions

● High resale value

● Quick turnaround when selling

But here’s where it gets interesting…

Not all Steam cards are equal.

Best Steam Gift Card to Naira Rates in Nigeria (2026)

We have compiled all the best steam gift card rates in Nigeria as of 2026 and If you want to trade steam gift cards at the highest rate, Apexpay is the best platform to use based on reviews from thousands of users across Nigeria and Ghana.

Best Steam Gift Card Rates in Nigeria

Region	Type	Rate	Platform
UK	Physical	₦1,280 – ₦1,480	apexpay.org
UK	E-code	₦1,240 – ₦1,440	apexpay.org
Euro	Physical	₦1,100 – ₦1,300	apexpay.org
Euro	E-code	₦1,060 – ₦1,260	apexpay.org
Switzerland (CHF)	Physical	₦1,200 – ₦1,400	apexpay.org
Switzerland (CHF)	E-code	₦1,160 – ₦1,360	apexpay.org
USA	Physical	₦940 – ₦1,140	apexpay.org
USA	E-code	₦900 – ₦1,100	apexpay.org
Canada (CAD)	Physical	₦670 – ₦870	apexpay.org
Canada (CAD)	E-code	₦630 – ₦830	apexpay.org
Australia (AUD)	Physical	₦660 – ₦860	apexpay.org
Australia (AUD)	E-code	₦620 – ₦820	apexpay.org
New Zealand (NZD)	Physical	₦530 – ₦730	apexpay.org
New Zealand (NZD)	E-code	₦490 – ₦690	apexpay.org
Poland	Physical / E-code	₦140 – ₦340	apexpay.org
Brazil	Physical / E-code	₦120 – ₦220	apexpay.org
Hong Kong	Physical / E-code	₦60 – ₦160	apexpay.org
Mexico	Physical / E-code	₦40 – ₦100	apexpay.org

The same $100 Steam card can vary from ₦148,000 to as low as ₦4,000 depending on the region.

That’s a massive difference and most people don’t realize it.

How Much is a $100 Steam Gift Card to Naira?

Below are the current rates of different $100 steam gift cards in Nigeria. To get the best rate, always use a reliable platform like Apexpay and to get the rates of other gift cards, use Apexpays gift card rate calculator.

$100 Steam Card rates in Nigeria (2026)

● UK: ₦124,000 – ₦148,000

● Switzerland (CHF): ₦116,000 – ₦140,000

● Euro: ₦106,000 – ₦130,000

● USA: ₦90,000 – ₦114,000

● Canada (CAD): ₦63,000 – ₦87,000

● Australia (AUD): ₦62,000 – ₦86,000

● New Zealand (NZD): ₦49,000 – ₦73,000

● Poland: ₦14,000 – ₦34,000

● Brazil: ₦12,000 – ₦22,000

● Hong Kong: ₦6,000 – ₦16,000

● Mexico: ₦4,000 – ₦10,000

These values combine both physical and e-code rates, which is why you’re seeing wider ranges.

● Physical cards usually give higher rates

● E-codes are slightly lower

Other Steam Gift Card rates in Nigeria

$50 Steam Gift Card

● UK: ₦62,000 – ₦74,000

● Euro: ₦53,000 – ₦65,000

● USA: ₦45,000 – ₦57,000

$200 Steam Gift Card

● UK: ₦248,000 – ₦296,000

● Euro: ₦212,000 – ₦260,000

● USA: ₦180,000 – ₦228,000

$500 Steam Gift Card

● UK: ₦620,000 – ₦740,000

● Euro: ₦530,000 – ₦650,000

● USA: ₦450,000 – ₦570,000

$1000 Steam Gift Card

● UK: ₦1,240,000 – ₦1,480,000

● Euro: ₦1,060,000 – ₦1,300,000

● USA: ₦900,000 – ₦1,140,000

How to Sell Steam Gift Card in Nigeria

To trade your steam gift cards at the best rates in Nigeria, use a trusted platform like apexpay for fast payments and the best rates.

-Create an Account
Sign up on a trusted platform like Apexpay using your email and basic details.

-Upload Your Gift Card
Enter your Steam card code or upload the image if it’s a physical card.

-Check the Current Rate
Apexpay will show you the exact Naira value based on the current Steam rate and your card type. Confirm the amount before proceeding.

-Get Paid Instantly
Once your card is verified, your payment is processed and sent directly to your bank account without unnecessary delays.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much is a $100 Steam card in Nigeria?
Right now, a $100 Steam gift card can be worth ₦94,000 to ₦148,000, depending on the region and card type.

● UK cards: up to ₦148,000

● Euro / CHF cards: slightly lower

● USA cards: start around ₦94,000
Physical cards usually pay more than e-codes.

Which Steam card has the highest rate?

UK Steam gift cards (£) consistently have the highest rates—often reaching the top end of the market. That’s why they’re in the highest demand.

Do Steam gift card rates change?

Yes, they do. Rates fluctuate regularly based on:

● Market demand

● Availability of specific regions

● Trading volume

That’s why it’s best to check current rates before selling.

Can I sell low-region cards like Brazil or Mexico

Yes, you can. Platforms like Apexpay accept them.
However, expect much lower payouts—typically:

● Brazil: ₦12,000 – ₦22,000 per $100

● Mexico: ₦4,000 – ₦10,000 per $100

Where is the best place to sell Steam gift cards in Nigeria?
For the best rates and fast payouts, use legit platforms like Apexpay, Giftcardstonaira, Ridima, Jophab or Koyn. They all offer very good rates across multiple regions and fast transactions.

Download the app

Playstore – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.apexpay&hl=en

Appstore – https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apexpay-redeem-gift-cards/id1585507320

Conclusion
Steam gift cards are one of the most valuable digital assets you can hold in Nigeria, but only if you understand how the market works.

A $100 card is not just a $100 card.

It could be:

● ₦135,000 (UK)

● Or ₦40,000 (Mexico)

If you check your rates, understand your card type, and use a reliable platform like Apexpay, you’ll always be in control of your payout.

Visit: https://apexpay.org/

Best Steam Gift Card to Naira Rates in Nigeria, 2026 Update – Apexpay

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has expressed optimism over electoral reforms in Ondo State following the deployment of Dr Mutiu Olaleke Agboke as the new Resident Electoral Commissioner, REC.

The Commission, in a statement by INEC Ondo State Administrative Secretary, Tadese Adenike, confirmed that Dr Agboke assumed office on Monday, April 20, 2026.

In a statement obtained by DAILY POST, the Commission highlighted Agboke’s extensive background in election management and legal practice, describing him as a seasoned professional with proven experience.

The Commission also maintained that his taking over as the Ondo REC will mark a fresh phase in INEC’s electoral administration in the state.

The statement revealed that, “Agboke, who hails from Abeokuta in Ogun State, was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2006 and previously served with the Ogun State Independent Electoral Commission between 2012 and 2016.

“He has also held similar positions in Ondo, Oyo and Osun states, where he oversaw the conduct of the 2019 and 2023 general elections.”

The Commission stated that his track record of “integrity, transparency and professionalism” would enhance public trust and ensure the delivery of credible, free and fair elections in Ondo State.

INEC expresses confidence as Agboke resumes as Ondo REC

Former Chelsea star, Ruud Gullit, has urged Liverpool not to sack their manager, Arne Slot, after it was confirmed that the Reds will finish this season trophyless.

Gullit, instead, wants Liverpool to give Slot another season to turn things around, hinting that the death of the club’s former attacker Diogo Jota had a huge effect on the team this season.

“Ridiculous!’ he says. ‘They (Liverpool) didn’t win (the league) for a long, long time. They win the championship, and now all of a sudden, you want to kick him (Arne Slot) out? Gullit told Daily Mail Sport.

“A lot of things happened here with Liverpool, a lot of things. Come on. People need more time to mourn (the death of Diogo Jota on the eve of the season).

“It has a huge effect on the team what happened with Liverpool. Therefore, they need to give Slot another season in order to get it right. Come on.”

Don’t sack Slot – Gullit defends Liverpool coach despite trophyless season, points to Jota tragedy

Banking stocks drove a positive close on the Nigerian Exchange on Monday, pushing total market capitalization up by 0.44 percent to N140.44 trillion from N139.84 trillion, as investors recorded a gain of N609 billion.

The All-Share Index also rose by 946.27 points, representing a 0.44 percent increase, to close at 218,113.84, up from 217,167.57 recorded in the previous session.

Market activity was largely propelled by strong performances in banking equities, which significantly influenced the overall upward trend.

The year-to-date return improved further to 40.16 percent, while market breadth closed positive with 36 gainers against 35 losers.

On the gainers’ chart, Nigerian Aviation Handling Company and Union Dicon Salt led with 10 percent gains each, closing at N242 and N18.15 per share, respectively. Fidelity Bank rose by 9.98 percent to N22.05, Trans-Nationwide Express gained 9.92 percent to close at N6.65, while Access Corporation advanced by 9.87 percent to N32.85 per share.

On the flip side, Stanbic IBTC and Livingtrust Mortgage Bank topped the losers’ table, shedding 10 percent each to close at N169.70 and N3.69, respectively. Transcorp Power declined by 9.97 percent to N272.70, Abbey Mortgage Bank dropped by 9.88 percent to N7.30, and Guinea Insurance fell by 8.80 percent to N1.14 per share.

A total of 983.9 million shares valued at N50.8 billion were traded in 76,410 deals, compared to 1.3 billion shares worth N54.4 billion exchanged in 56,923 transactions in the previous session.

This represents a 21.79 per cent decline in overall market activity.

Access Corporation recorded the highest trading volume with 91.65 million shares, accounting for 9.31 per cent of total volume, while Zenith Bank led in value terms with trades worth N7 billion, representing 13.80 per cent of the day’s total value.

Banking stocks lift NGX Market Cap to N140.44tn as investors gain N60bn

The Nigerian government has slammed a ban on 17 goods imported into the country, including bagged cement, frozen poultry, sugar drinks, detergents, soaps, and others.

This was contained in a circular signed by the minister of finance, Wale Edun, dated April 1, 2026.

The affected goods, mainly from non-ECOWAS countries, are part of 17 items listed on a revised import prohibition list.

The decision is part of Nigeria’s 2026 fiscal measures and tariff amendments affecting 127 items.

See the full list of 17 prohibited items:

Live or dead birds, including frozen poultry

Pork and beef, including tongues, livers, and shoulders of bovine animals

Bird eggs (excluding hatching eggs for breeding and research)

Refined vegetable oil (excluding linseed, castor, olive oil, and hydrogenated fats) and crude vegetable oil.

Cane or beet sugar and chemically pure sucrose in solid form with added flavoring or coloring.

Cocoa butter, powder, cakes, and cocoa fat and oil.

Tomatoes—whole, in pieces, as paste, or as concentrates.

Sugared or flavored water, mineral water, and non-alcoholic beverages.

Bagged cement.

Medicaments (medicines).

Waste pharmaceuticals.

NPK mineral or chemical fertilizers.

Soaps and detergents.

Corrugated paper, cartons, boxes, and cases.

Hollow glass bottles exceeding 150 ml capacity.

Flat-rolled iron or steel products, 600mm or wider, clad or coated—corrugated.

Ballpoint pens and refills

Nigerian govt bans 17 goods import [Full List]

THE Union for International Cancer Control has revealed that long-term exposure to air pollution significantly increases the risk of developing and dying from cancer. The union said that this underscored an urgent need for stronger environmental and public health policies. The finding is contained in a new global report titled “Clean Air in Cancer Control: […]

Residents of Maya Olorijo Estate in the Ikorodu area of Lagos State, on Monday, staged a peaceful protest over a prolonged power outage that has persisted for about 18 months.

The demonstrators said the extended blackout has disrupted economic activities, weakened livelihoods, and created severe hardship within the community.

The protest, which involved landlords and youths, saw participants march to the Ikeja Electric Business District in the Alogba area, displaying placards and chanting in unison to draw attention to their plight.

Some of the placards bore messages such as, “18 months in darkness, killing Olorijo” and “18 months, no light for creditworthy customers, bring back our transformer.”

Speaking during the demonstration, Chairman of the Olorijo Community Development Association, Victor Ologhobo, explained that the crisis began after a transformer serving the estate developed a fault.

He said officials of Ikeja Electric removed the faulty transformer on January 13, 2025, for repairs, but it has yet to be returned.

According to him, the absence of electricity since then has made daily living and business operations increasingly difficult for residents.

“We are not asking for too much, give us a new transformer or repair and return the one taken from our community.

“For more than 18 months, local business owners have highlighted the severe impact of total darkness, noting that reliance on fuel-powered generators has significantly increased operational costs.

“We cannot continue like this; armed robbers disturb us, and we spend a lot of money on fuel and hiring local vigilantes,” he said.

In response, the Business Manager of Ikeja Electric in Ikorodu, Emmanuel Iberuche, apologised to the residents for the prolonged delay.

He attributed the situation to procedural requirements and administrative bottlenecks involved in repairing or replacing transformers, adding that the company also incurs losses when customers are without power supply.

Iberuche assured the protesters that their concerns would be escalated to the company’s headquarters for necessary action.

Earlier, the Head of the Technical Unit at Ikeja Electric, Samuel Odukoya, stated that once approval is secured, the transformer would be installed at no cost to the community.

Lagos community protests 18-month blackout

Gift Orban has tendered an apology for his violent altercation with a fan in the aftermath of Hellas Verona’s 1-0defeat to AC Milan.

The incident, which occured outside the Stadio Bentegodi, was captured on mobile phones by bystanders.

A visibly angry Orban turned down a request to sign an autograph from a fan after the game.

The striker’s car was struck by another another fan to express his displeasure.

Orban got out of his vehicle and a heated confrontation ensued, developing into a physical altercation.

The 23-year-old has now issued an apology through his Instagram stories.

“I wish to sincerely apologise to all the fans for my behaviour,” wrote the Nigeria international.

Serie A: Orban apologises for violent altercation with fan

Troops of the Nigerian Army have neutralised many bandits and destroyed their camps in coordinated operations in Bauchi State.

Governor Bala Mohammed confirmed this while briefing newsmen at the end of a closed door security meeting on Monday in Bauchi.

Mohammed said the military conducted successful operations in synergy with the Police, other security agencies and vigilantes.

“The operations routed bandits’ enclaves in Dajin Malam Forest linking Bauchi, Plateau and Taraba.

“The troops neutralised thousands of bandits, destroyed camps and motorcycles. They also disrupted their supply routes, forcing many of them to flee.

“The troops dismantled several bandits camps.

“Four war planes bombed the bandits and successfully cleared several camps, disrupting criminal activities within the forests. Several bandits were neutralised while others fled under sustained military pressure.

“Several motorcycles used by the criminals were destroyed, limiting their mobility and operational capability,” he said.

According to the governor, the state government had provided a temporary surrender window to the bandits, and urged them to lay down their arms, to consolidate recent security gains.

He stressed the need for a balanced approach that combines enforcement with an opportunity for rehabilitation.

He said that arrangements were being made to relocate surrendered bandits and their families, adding that most of them were not indigenes of the state.

The governor announced plans to conduct a biometric data capture of residents in the affected communities as part of broader security reforms to end banditry, ensure peace and stability.

Mohammed said the government would adopt strict surveillance mechanisms, intelligence-led monitoring and verification of activities in markets, motor parks and public spaces.

He said the state government would also strengthen community-based security systems via recruitment and support to vigilantes to enable them to complement security agencies.

Troops destroy bandits’ enclaves in Bauchi

In recent years, there have been advancements in communication technology that surpass anything that has been seen before. The process of just communicating between people has evolved into a digital environment in which you can communicate, make calls, collaborate, and interact using your computer screen. Some of the most prominent among these technologies include gemspace.com and gem.team, both of which belong to one ecosystem.

The Era of All‑in‑One Connectivity

Multitasking is key to modern living. Every person is constantly shifting from one platform to another, be it messaging, video apps, file storage devices, or even AI-driven services. The idea of productivity that arises through multitasking actually distracts us from what we are doing. It is precisely what GemSpace and Gem Team have managed to address, uniting all communications in a way that becomes efficient.

GemSpace can serve as a personal Super App for anyone while Gem Team functions as a corporate communication solution for professionals.

GemSpace: Making Everyday Communication Effortless

GemSpace is created for individuals who constantly move around, yet have to work or be productive on the go.

GemSpace is designed for messaging, video calls, productivity via artificial intelligence and other useful features. For example, students can exchange notes with each other while studying; freelancers can communicate with clients; and creative workers can generate and translate texts without using different applications.

The platform offers a sleek design and intuitive interface, which is why users find the experience convenient and seamless. GemSpace is not designed with the purpose of impressing users with its functionality. Its goal is to create a smooth rhythm of communication.

Gem Team: A Secure Communication Backbone for Companies

The problem that businesses have is not easy; maintaining constant communication between big teams while still ensuring security. This can be accomplished with the help of a new software application called Gem Team Corporate Messenger. It was developed specifically to serve as a communications center.

Key Business Functions

-Department‑Based Channels: Each team gets its own space with controlled access.

-Corporate Security: Encrypted file storage and restricted admin permissions prevent leaks.

-Video Meetings & Screen Sharing: Enables real collaboration without needing third‑party tools.

-Workflow Alignment: Chat, video, and file systems working under one interface streamline daily operations.

Whether your company operates fully remote or in hybrid mode, Gem Team ensures that everyone stays on the same page – literally and digitally.

Built‑In Intelligence for Modern Users

GemSpace and Gem Team feature advanced AI functionalities that far exceed anything offered by mere chatting apps. From translating texts to summarizing extensive dialogues, AI-powered tools speed up the process of communicating and making interactions easier for the users globally.

Also, AI is used for creating content, from assisting people to write some texts to generating ideas within the app itself. It can help users get an advantage in productivity by performing various actions inside the app.

Security as a Standard, Not a Feature

In terms of data protection, the systems used by Gem prioritize privacy above all else. Communication is secured using end-to-end encryption, and corporate communications are protected using role-based access control.

For businesses handling private data, such security measures are not an option; they are necessary. They will be able to share private data freely, assured that their system is up to current standards in terms of security.

Video, Voice, and Beyond

Gem offers some video features that even stand a chance against many standalone applications dedicated specifically to making calls. In Gem, you have access to such functions as conferencing, session recording, and screen sharing right at your fingertips without any problems.

There is no need for constantly switching from your communication app to the conference app and back. This way, you can save a lot of time wasted on the matter.

The Experience: Intuitive, Human, Reliable

The reasons why the Gem ecosystem is attractive do not lie only in its technology, but also in the philosophy of its users. The GemSpace user interface is clear, collaborative, and easy to navigate. At the same time, the GemSpace design philosophy is modern yet professional.

The GemSpace and Gem Team ecosystems are a reflection of modern society in its preferences: flexibility, security, and mobility.

What’s Coming Next

The evolution of services like Gem leads in the direction of integrating with our daily online interactions: reminders, AI assistants within apps, and even real-time synchronization with our productivity suites. All this points to an era of communication without “hard work” on the user’s part – it is simply a natural part of life.

The more flexible the system of communication, the faster the team moves forward.

Conclusion

In 2026, the future of digital connectivity lies in technologies that are an amalgamation of technological advancement and ease of use. This is precisely what GemSpace and Gem Team offer, providing a unified environment for freelancers, students, and even corporations to converse, collaborate, and innovate.

These aren’t merely applications but complete ecosystems designed to meet the requirements of reality. For those looking for agility, GemSpace serves their purpose. For those seeking security, Gem Team caters to their needs.

All in all, these demonstrate one simple principle: When communication becomes easy, efficiency will surely follow.

Gem Team Buildings Future of Smart Communication