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Skrill: what Nigerians should know
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109 days agoSkrill is a digital wallet used to send and receive money worldwide. It’s fast, secure, and supports USD transactions.
Many international platforms prefer Skrill over PayPal or Payoneer—especially for Nigerians. Some websites only allow Skrill as the payment method, making it a must-have for freelancers, online workers, and gamers.
To open an account:
Visit skrill.com
Sign up with your name, email, and Nigeria as your country
Verify your ID (NIN, National ID, or Passport)
To receive money:
Just give your Skrill email
You’ll get paid directly in USD
Use trusted exchangers to withdraw to your Nigerian bank
For Nigerians who earn online, Skrill opens more doors to platforms that PayPal can’t.