

Got an Apple, Amazon, Steam, or Razer Gold gift card and you're in Ghana? You don't have to let it sit unused. You can turn it into cedis in minutes — and Migo is one of the fastest ways to do it.
Whether the card came from a friend abroad, an online gig, or a gaming top-up you don't need, you can exchange it for GHS and use the money however you like: airtime, bills, or everyday spending.

Get the Migo app: Download on Google Play · Download on the App Store · Visit migogiftcard.com
Migo buys 50+ gift card brands directly and pays you in cedis. The most traded cards in Ghana include:
If you're holding an iTunes card, you're in the right place — it's the card Ghanaian sellers trade the most.

No waiting for a buyer, no haggling, no middleman. Migo buys your card directly.

Pick the payout method you already use every day:
Your cedis land in your wallet shortly after your card is verified.
There is no single fixed rate for gift cards. What your card is worth in cedis depends on a few things:
Use Migo's rate calculator to see your exact GHS payout *before* you sell. The number you see is what you get — no surprises, no hidden fees.
Is it safe to sell gift cards in Ghana? Yes. Migo has served 300,000+ customers since 2018 and verifies every card before payout.
How long does payout take? Most payouts are completed shortly after your card is verified.
Which mobile money wallet do I need? Any MTN MoMo, AirtelTigo Money, or Telecel Cash number works. Just make sure the number and registered name are correct.
Are there any hidden fees? No. The rate you confirm is the amount you receive.
Which gift card gets the best rate in Ghana? Apple (iTunes) and Amazon cards typically pay the highest rates, followed by Steam and Razer Gold.
Ready to turn your gift card into cedis?
