Exora is the app for buying and selling crypto in naira, holding that money, and paying bills from it. Sell into your wallet, withdraw to a Nigerian bank, or pay airtime, data, electricity, and cable without opening another app.
Pick the asset, enter the amount, and read the naira on the confirmation screen. That figure is the deal. Confirm with your transaction PIN and the naira is credited to your Exora wallet. Withdraw it, or spend it on bills. The rate is the one you accepted in the app.
The app shows the bank account for your naira deposit. Transfer to that account name and number. Crypto deposits use the address and network shown for the asset you select. Send on a different network and the funds can be lost.
Save a Nigerian bank account, finish KYC, and confirm the payout with your transaction PIN. The app shows any fee before you approve. Your bank decides when the credit lands on their side.
Airtime and data, electricity with meter lookup and prepaid tokens, cable for DStv, GOtv, StarTimes, and Showmax, and selected betting wallets. You see the customer name before you pay, then approve with your PIN.
Email verification and a transaction PIN are required. Turn on two-factor authentication and a biometric lock. A new device can be asked to verify. KYC, including BVN, opens bank withdrawals. Exora will never ask you for your PIN.
No. Prices move. Exora is the conversion: the naira rate you see is the rate you get if you confirm. It is not advice to buy or sell, and it is not a promise that the asset will rise.
Copy your link from Rewards and share it. When the programme is on, you earn points and can redeem them for naira at the value shown in the app, once you pass the minimum. If rewards are paused, the screen says so.
Yes. Exora prices each buy and sell at a low rate and shows that rate before you confirm. You see the naira you will receive, then approve with your PIN. The trade is that quote. It is fast to confirm, and the naira is credited to your wallet when the sale completes. Exora does not change the price after you accept, and it does not promise that the asset will rise.
