First Bank of Nigeria money transfers from the US

First Bank of Nigeria transfers may require your receiver’s bank account number and a SWIFT/BIC code for international transactions. The SWIFT code for First Bank of Nigeria is typically FBNINGLA, but this can vary depending on the branch. It’s always a good idea to confirm the correct details with your recipient before starting a transfer.

Yes. You can send money to a bank account in Nigeria through Western Union. Simply choose “Bank Account” as the payout option when setting up your transfer.

Once the transfer is complete, the money is deposited directly into your receiver’s First Bank of Nigeria account. They can access the funds through online banking, a mobile app, or by visiting their local branch. Learn more about all the different ways to receive money in Nigeria.

The cost of your transfer depends on how much you send and your chosen payment method. Use our online cost estimator for an estimate before sending. Remember, your first international online transfer is fee-free.

Funds sent to First Bank of Nigeria accounts are typically received in NGN. Exchange rates vary. Check the latest USD-to-NGN exchange rate before completing your transfer to see how much your friend or family member will receive.