How Much Is a $200 Apple iTunes Gift Card in Naira?

How Much Is a $200 Apple iTunes Gift Card in Naira? $200 is not a small amount, and if you have an Apple iTunes gift card worth that much sitting with you, you are probably wondering exactly how much that translates to in Naira. You are also probably wondering what the fastest way to get that money into your account is.

We are going to answer both questions clearly. But first, a quick note: the Naira value of a $200 Apple iTunes gift card is not a fixed number. It changes based on exchange rates and market demand. The most accurate figure at any time is on Ridima’s live calculator, and we will get to that.

For now, let us start from the beginning.

What is an Apple iTunes Gift Card?

Apple iTunes gift cards are prepaid cards loaded with a specific dollar value that can be used across Apple’s ecosystem. When most people hear ‘iTunes gift card,’ they think music. But the truth is, these cards go much further than that.

An Apple iTunes gift card can be used to pay for apps on the App Store, movies and TV shows on Apple TV, music on Apple Music, subscriptions like iCloud storage or Apple Arcade, and even in-app purchases on your iPhone or iPad. Basically, anything you would normally pay for with a card on an Apple device, you can pay for with this gift card instead.

If you are in Nigeria and you either do not use Apple products or simply need real cash more than app store credit, selling it for Naira makes a lot more sense than letting it sit unused.

Apple iTunes Gift Card vs Apple Gift Card — Are They the Same Thing?

This one trips people up, so it is worth addressing before we go any further.

Apple actually phased out the iTunes branding a few years ago and merged everything into what is now called the Apple Gift Card. The Apple Gift Card works across the App Store, Apple TV, Apple Music, and the Apple website.

So when people say ‘Apple iTunes gift card,’ they almost always mean an Apple Gift Card. The two terms are used interchangeably, even though Apple officially moved away from the iTunes name. If your card says iTunes on it, it still works the same way. And more importantly for you: it trades the same way on Ridima.

Now, on to the part you actually came here for.

So, How Much Is a $200 Apple iTunes Gift Card in Naira Today?

Gift card rates in Nigeria fluctuate, sometimes significantly, depending on the current Naira-to-dollar exchange rate, how much demand there is for Apple cards on any given day, and the type of card you are selling (physical vs e-code).

Apple iTunes gift cards are one of the most popular cards on the Nigerian gift card market. As of today, the value of your $200 Apple iTunes gift card is between ₦176,000 and ₦195,000.

What Affects the Rate of Your Apple iTunes Gift Card?

Not all $200 Apple cards sell for the same amount at the same time. Here are the main things that influence what you will get:

Card Type: Physical vs E-Code

E-codes are generally easier to verify and often attract slightly better rates. Physical cards can still be sold, but the rate may vary and the verification process takes a little longer since a photo of the card needs to be reviewed.

Market Demand

Apple is one of the most trusted gift card brands globally, which means demand in Nigeria is generally strong. But like any market, it has its peaks and dips.

Exchange Rate Movements

Since Ridima calculates your payout based on the Naira equivalent of the card’s dollar value, any movement in the exchange rate directly affects what you receive. A stronger Naira means slightly less; a weaker Naira means more.

How to Sell Your $200 Apple iTunes Gift Card on Ridima

The process is short. Here is how it works from start to finish:

1. Download the Ridima app from the Google Play Store or App Store. You can also use the website if you prefer.

2. Sign up and complete your account profile in a few minutes.

3. Add your bank account details so your payout can go directly to you.

4. Optionally, verify your BVN for an added layer of account security.

5. Open the app and tap “TRADE GIFT CARDS,” then choose “SELL GIFT CARDS.”

6. Search for and select “Apple iTunes” from the gift card options.

7. Select your card currency — most Apple iTunes gift cards are in USD.

8. Choose your card type: E-Code or Physical Card.

9. Enter the card value ($200) and any other required details.

10. Review your Naira payout on the screen. What you see is what you get.

11. Submit your e-code or upload a photo of your physical card for verification.

12. Once verified, your Naira payout hits your Ridima wallet instantly. Withdraw to your bank account straight away.

Why Ridima Is the Right Platform for This

You could try selling on social media or through a random buyer, but that comes with real risks. Scams are common in the peer-to-peer gift card space, and there is very little you can do after a bad transaction. Ridima removes that risk entirely.

Ridima is a verified platform with transparent pricing. You always know what you are getting before you confirm. This approach eliminates;

No hidden deductions
No vague delays, and
No back-and-forth with strangers.

Your card goes in, your Naira comes out, and the whole thing is done.

The platform is also available around the clock, so there is no ‘come back during business hours’ situation. Their customer support team is on standby if anything comes up during your trade.

Frequently Asked Questions About Trading Apple iTunes Gift Cards in Nigeria

Question 1: Can I use my Apple iTunes gift card directly in Nigeria?

If your Apple account is registered to a Nigerian region, US-issued iTunes cards may not redeem properly due to regional restrictions. Even when redemption works, the credit can only be used within Apple’s platforms. Selling it for Naira gives you actual money you can use anywhere.

Question 2: Does the card have to be completely unused?

Yes. Partially redeemed cards are not accepted. The card needs to have its full $200 value intact. If you have already used some of the credit, the remaining balance would be treated as a different denomination, and you would need to confirm the exact remaining value before trading.

Question 3: How long does the payout take?

It is Instant. The Naira equivalent is credited to your Ridima wallet right away, and you can withdraw to your bank account without any delay.

Question 4: What if I do not know if my card is an iTunes or an Apple Gift Card?

Check the card itself to know if it says either ‘iTunes’ or ‘Apple Gift Card.’ Both are accepted on Ridima, and both are traded under the Apple iTunes category. If you are still unsure, Ridima’s support team can help you identify the right category before you trade.

Question 5: Are there any fees on Ridima?

No hidden fees. The Naira payout figure displayed before you confirm your trade is exactly what arrives in your wallet. Ridima’s rates already account for everything.

Question 6: What if someone gifted me the card and I am not sure it is legitimate?

Before trading, you can verify the card’s balance directly on Apple’s website using the card number and PIN. This confirms the card is loaded and unused. Once you are sure it is valid, you can proceed with the trade on Ridima confidently.