How to Withdraw From Bybit to a Nigerian Bank Account
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Short answer: Withdraw your crypto from Bybit to your KWIQ deposit address on the matching network, then swap it to naira in KWIQ (free for crypto-to-naira) and withdraw to your Nigerian bank. No P2P buyer involved.
Bybit lets you trade, but to get naira in a Nigerian bank account you either sell on P2P (to a stranger) or move your crypto to a platform that pays naira. Here's the second, simpler route with KWIQ.
Step 1: Copy your KWIQ deposit address
- Install KWIQ and sign up.
- Open the wallet for the coin you're moving, for example USDT.
- Copy the deposit address and note its network.
Step 2: Withdraw from Bybit
- In Bybit, open Assets and choose Withdraw (menu names can change between app versions).
- Pick the coin and paste your KWIQ address.
- Choose the same network your KWIQ app showed.
- Check the fee and amount, then confirm with Bybit's security checks.
Tip: if Bybit asks you to add the address to an address book or whitelist first, do that, then withdraw.
Step 3: Sell for naira and withdraw
When the deposit arrives, swap it to naira in KWIQ and withdraw to any Nigerian bank account.
See what you'll get: USDT to naira rate today · all crypto to naira rates.
Why not P2P?
P2P can work, but you're relying on a stranger to pay correctly, and fake alerts, reversed transfers and third-party payments do happen. Selling to KWIQ means one counterparty, a rate you see up front, and no waiting for a buyer.
Using another exchange? See Binance to Nigerian bank or Trust Wallet to Nigerian bank.