Ways to send money from Brazil to Nigeria
The best rated provider for transfers from Brazil to Nigeria | Wise |
Total number of BRL - NGN providers | 3 |
Average cheapest provider for transfers to Nigeria from Brazil | Panda Remit |
Average cost of the cheapest transfer from Brazil to Nigeria | R$4 |
Best for bank transfers from Brazil to Nigeria | Wise |
Best for debit card transfers from Brazil to Nigeria | Paysend |
Best for credit card transfers from Brazil to Nigeria | Paysend |
You can always compare rates and fees based on your transfer amount and payment options when sending money.
The best way to send money from Brazil to Nigeria
Wise is the best way to send money to Nigeria from Brazil. This is based on cost, speed, and how easy it is to use.
We analyzed 3 providers that allow BRL to NGN transfers. Wise emerged as the best option in 100% of searches.
How to send money from Brazil to Nigeria
Follow these steps to send money between Brazil and Nigeria
Choose your provider. Register with the provider of your choice by clicking on the link above.
Enter your details. Enter your details and provide any of the documents needed.
Start your transfer. Tell your provider that you'd like to send money from Brazil to Nigeria, how much you'd like to send, and how you'd like to pay for your transfer. You'll also need to add your recipient's details.
Check the recipient's details. This is really important. It can be very difficult to reverse a transfer from Brazil to Nigeria once it's been sent. Make sure all the details are correct before you submit.
Send the money. When you've checked the details, you can make the transfer.
The cheapest way to send money from Brazil to Nigeria
The cheapest way to send money from Brazil to Nigeria is Panda Remit. On average, transfers from Brazil to Nigeria with Panda Remit cost R$4, making them 3.14 cheaper than their nearest competitor.
Panda Remit has been the cheapest way to send money from Brazil to Nigeria for the last three months, on average.
Just to make you aware, bank transfer was the cheapest payment method.
The current mid-market rate between BRL and NGN is 270.611. The rate the time you transfer will impact your overall cost. As an example, Wise has averaged -0.1% below the mid-market rate over the last three months, generally making sending money a little cheaper before fees.
Note: The cheapest way to send money isn't always the fastest
Panda Remit is the cheapest way to send money from Brazil to Nigeria, but make sure the timeframes work for you.
How the cost of sending money to Nigeria from Brazil is calculated
The cost of sending money from Brazil to Brazil depends on several things, including:
The mid-market rate
The current mid-market rate between BRL and NGN is 270.611. The rate the time you transfer will impact your overall cost. As an example, Wise has averaged -0.1% below the mid-market rate over the last 3 months, generally making sending money a little cheaper before fees.
The markup and fee
Providers will often charge a markup on the rate, fees, or both, for transfers between Nigeria and Nigeria. This is why Regency FX is listed as our cheapest option - they offer the best combination of Brazilian Real to Naira rates (0.3) and fees (4).
Bank transfers from Brazil to Nigeria
Bank transfers are the most common way of sending BRL to Nigeria as they are secure, reliable, and convenient.
If you want to send Brazilian Reals to Nigeria via bank transfer, Wise has been the top rated provider in our comparison system for the last three months, recommended 100% of the time.
That’s because companies like Wise bypass the SWIFT network and rely on their own digital network of banks, making transfers faster and cheaper. As an example, Wise's transaction fees for Brazilian Reals into Nigeria have averaged at 1,739.87 for the last three months. This is significantly lower than the fees charged by banks.
Credit card payments from Brazil to Nigeria
Credit card payments are quick, convenient, and typically more secure than other methods, thanks to backing by the issuing party. Some users may even be able to rack up reward points when making large transactions.
If you want to send Brazilian Reals to Nigeria with a credit card, Paysend is your best option. They've been the top rated provider in our comparison system for the last three months, recommended 100% of the time.
Note: Beware of charges
Credit card payments are often classified as cash advances, which bring their own charges, as well as currency conversion and usage fees. Forgetting to pay your balance can also result in high interest charges, and can even damage your credit score.
Debit card payments from Brazil to Nigeria
Debit card payments let you send money from the Brazil to Nigeria with the similar convenience of a credit card, and there are usually no tax advance fees. That said, you might still face currency exchange fees, processing fees, and other expenses, making this a pricier option than a simple bank transfer.
If you want to send Brazilian Reals to Nigeria with a debit card, Paysend is your best option. They've been the top rated provider in our comparison system for the last three months, recommended 100% of the time.
Finding the best exchange rate for BRL to NGN
The mid-market exchange rate changes daily, so timing your transfer can make a big difference to how many NGNs you can get for your BRLs. The average Brazilian Real to Naira mid-market rate over the last month was 272.2063, with a low of 270.9165 and a high of 273.8483.
For comparison, the best exchange rate for BRL to NGN right now is through Wise, at a difference of -0.94%.
How we find the best transfer deals from Brazil to Nigeria
We’ve compared the cost, speed, and product offering of the top money transfer services (including Wise) available between Nigeria and Brazil. Or comparison tool compares providers based on live fees, rates, and transfer times to make sure you get the best deal available.
We also produce unbiased, detailed reviews of all the top money transfer companies for sending Brazilian Real to Nigeria, helping you in making smarter, simpler choices. We pride ourselves on our objective reviews, maintaining complete independence in our analysis and ratings.
Take a look at our comprehensive editorial policy for more information about our dedication to integrity and transparency.
Check your provider is regulated
You should only ever use regulated providers to transfer money. If a provider is not regulated, it’s likely to be a scam.
Remember: We will only ever recommend regulated financial institutions.




