Have you ever thought if you can convert airtime to cash in Nigeria? The answer to your question is YES! and this post will show you how you can convert airtime to money and send them to your bank account in no time.

Without wasting much time let's get straight into the business of converting your airtime to cash in Nigeria.
Reasons Why You Might Want To Convert Your Airtime To Cash
- Over-recharging your line when buying airtime from your bank account
- If a friend transfers some airtime to you and you don’t want to use it
- If you accept airtime as a means of payment for a service rendered
- You have excess airtime and in need of urgent cash.

Note: Airtime giving to you as a bonus when you recharge your line cannot be converted to cash.

How to Exchange Airtime for Cash on VTUking
VTUking is a recommended company that can help you convert airtime to cash in Nigeria. This website also allows you to accept payments with airtime and convert airtime to cash.
As at the time of writing this article, they are ranked among the TOP 1000 Nigerian sites according to Alexa.



To use VTUking use the following procedures:

1. Log in or register on VTUking by visiting https://vtuking.ng
2. After a successful Login, click the “Airtime to Cash" Menu on your dashboard
3. Select the Network Airtime you want to sell and type the number you are sending from.
4. Then type the amount and click the "Convert to Cash" button.

On the next page, you will see the number you are to transfer the airtime to.
5. Transfer the airtime from your phone to the number displayed.
6. Come back to the page and fill in your correct bank account details.
7. Then Submit.
Your airtime transfer will be confirmed and payment will be sent to your bank account within 5 minutes.

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