Lagos, Nigeria · since 2025
About AbokiCalculator: built for people who move money
Naira rates, money calculators and bank code checkers. Free, independent, and honest about what we do not know.
- 46bank code and payment tools
- 26countries and territories
- 27naira rate pages and calculators
Counted from the live site on 20 September 2026.
Hi, I am Patrick
Founder and editor
I am a former Nigerian banking and payments professional. I started AbokiCalculator in Lagos in 2025 to make two things easier: knowing what a naira rate really is, and checking bank details before you send money.
I am responsible for what is published here. If something is wrong, I want to know.
What You Will Find
Three things, all free, no account needed.
Naira rates
The dollar, pound, euro and Canadian dollar against the naira, with the official rate beside them.
Money calculators
What a transfer costs, what a salary is worth in naira, and what the naira's fall did to your money.
Bank code checkers
Check an account number, routing number or IBAN before you send, in 26 countries and territories.
How We Keep It Honest
Four rules we do not bend.
- Two quotes, two websitesA parallel market rate appears only when at least two quotes from two different websites back it. Otherwise you see no figure, not a guess.
- The official rate beside itThe official reference comes from Open Exchange Rates, an interbank data provider, so you can see the gap.
- Published rules, testedEach checker follows the country's published rules and is tested against published examples before it goes live.
- Honest gapsIf a tool only checks the format, or a country has no check digit, the page says so.
Plain words. AbokiCalculator is not a bank, a bureau de change or an adviser, and rates here are indicative, not offers. The site is free. It may earn from display ads and affiliate links, and neither ever changes a figure. See the disclaimer and privacy policy.
Found a mistake? Missing a tool?
Tell me the page, the figure and when you saw it. Rate errors get a look the same business day.
Quick Answers
Who runs AbokiCalculator?
Patrick, a former Nigerian banking and payments professional, founded it in Lagos in 2025 and edits it. It is independent and is not affiliated with any bank, the Central Bank of Nigeria or any payment provider.
Is it a bank or a currency exchange?
No. It is an information website. It does not hold money, sell currency or send payments, and it is not a financial adviser.
Where do the naira rates come from?
Parallel market figures are built from quotes on publicly available Nigerian rate-tracking websites, and shown only when at least two quotes from two websites are available. The official reference comes from Open Exchange Rates. The methodology page has the detail.
Why is the rate different from my bank or bureau de change?
Banks and traders set their own rates from their costs, supply, location, the size of the deal and how you pay. The rates here are indicative references, not offers.
How does the site make money?
It is free. It may earn from display advertising, including Google ads, and from affiliate links, where a commission may be paid at no extra cost to you. Neither has any say in a rate, a result or a ranking.
How do I report a mistake?
Write to hello@abokicalculator.com or use the contact form, with the page, the figure and when you saw it. Rate errors get a look the same business day, tool errors within 1 to 2 business days.