Apple iTunes guide

How to sell an Apple iTunes gift card in Nigeria

Apple iTunes cards are the classic Nigerian trade. Our desk pays a premium on clean US cards, and this guide shows exactly what 'clean' means.

What we accept

  • Physical Apple / iTunes cards, code panel revealed and readable
  • Apple e-codes with the purchase receipt or confirmation email
  • US, UK, Canada and Switzerland cards
  • Values from $10 to $500 per card
  1. Step 1

    Pick iTunes and your country

    In the rate calculator select Apple iTunes, the printed country, and the card type — physical, e-code or receipt. Each has its own rate.

  2. Step 2

    Capture front and back

    Upload one photo of the front and one of the revealed code. If you have the store receipt, add it — receipt cards get the higher rate band.

  3. Step 3

    Submit for verification

    Our desk checks the card balance directly. You will see each step in the trade timeline, with a note if we need a clearer image.

  4. Step 4

    Cash out

    Approved trades credit your wallet immediately. Withdraw to bank or crypto once you are above the minimum withdrawal amount.

Get the best rate

  • US iTunes cards generally pay the most per dollar on our desk.
  • Receipt-backed cards attract a better rate than non-receipt cards.
  • Do not attempt to redeem the card to your Apple ID before trading.
  • Always upload the full card image — cropped photos slow verification down.

Every CardMe rate already includes our ₦100 premium per dollar, so you never have to negotiate.

Ready to sell your Apple iTunes card?

Check the live rate, then trade in under two minutes.