Popular crypto
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and the other majors, bought and sold straight from your naira balance.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and the other majors, bought and sold straight from your naira balance.
Memecoins and whatever is trending this week, available to buy and sell.
Buy USDT & USDC with naira and hold them or sell
| Asset | Price | 24h |
|---|---|---|
| MUSEmusebookMUSEBOOK | $0.0001361 | +81.49% |
| $77,284.20 | +1.40% | |
| $104.60 | +5.16% | |
| $0.3361 | +0.08% | |
| $1,479.73 | +9.21% |
And 1k+ more.
Prices as of 18 Sep 2026, 05:31 WAT · Indicative prices in US dollars
Buy coinsNo posting an ad, no waiting for a merchant to release, no wondering whether the person on the other end is real. You transfer naira to your own account and buy.
Buy crypto or send to an external wallet and we do not charge you for it.
Simple enough to understand at a glance, whether it is your first buy or your thousandth. No need to decode a chart to see where you stand.
Sign up with your email and a passkey, then verify your identity with your BVN and a selfie.
You get a dedicated naira account. Transfer to it from any Nigerian bank, or deposit crypto straight into your wallet.
Pick an asset, enter how much you want to spend, and confirm. There is no minimum, and it settles in seconds.


Download Daya Coins, verify with your BVN and a selfie, transfer naira to your dedicated Daya account, then pick Bitcoin and enter an amount.
No, Daya does not have a P2P option. You transfer to your own naira account and buy directly.
Yes, on supported networks. We do not charge a withdrawal fee or a network fee.
Yes, you can deposit supported crypto into your Daya wallet(s)
Sell in the app, then withdraw to your Nigerian bank account.
Nothing directly. There is no buy fee, no sell fee, no withdrawal fee and no network fee on your side. We make our money on the spread built into the rate you see.
No. It is a wallet with buying and selling built in. If you want an orderbook and limit orders, use Daya Pro.
Yes. Buying, holding and selling crypto is legal for individuals in Nigeria.
The Central Bank lifted its restriction on banks serving crypto businesses in December 2023, and the Investments and Securities Act 2025 brought digital assets under the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Crypto is not legal tender, so nobody is obliged to accept it as payment, and any gains you make are taxable.
Digital assets are volatile and their value can fall as well as rise, so you may get back less than you put in. Newer and trending tokens carry more risk than established ones and can lose most of their value quickly. Daya does not provide investment or financial advice, and digital assets are not legal tender and are not backed by any government.