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Bitcoin to a Nigerian Bank Account

This is the single most-asked-for Move Money path: BTC sitting in your Enta wallet, Naira landing in a Nigerian bank account. It takes about 30 seconds.
This is the Enta wallet → Bank account offramp with Naira and Bitcoin chosen. That guide covers every currency (NGN, EUR, GBP) and every recipient option in full. This page is the Naira-and-Bitcoin walkthrough on its own, because the order the choices come in surprises people.

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The one thing to know first

You pick the currency before you pick the asset. Enta asks where the money is going before it asks what you’re selling — so Naira is chosen on the first screen, and Bitcoin two screens later. If you’re looking for BTC on the recipient screen, you’re one step early.

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1. Tap Move Money, then set Enta wallet → Bank account

From your home screen, tap Move Money. Set From to Enta wallet (“Choose from BTC, USDT”) and To to Bank account (“Cash out to NGN, EUR, or GBP”), then tap Get started.

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2. Choose Naira

The Recipient step opens with a Currency dropdown listing Euro, Naira and Pound. Pick Naira, and the field fills in as Naira (NGN).

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3. Add the Nigerian bank account

Naira recipients need only two fields — Bank name and Account number — which is why this path is quicker than the Euro or Pound versions, where an IBAN or sort code is required. You can also pick an account you’ve used before from Recent, or one you’ve saved from Beneficiary.
Sending to a bank account for the first time triggers a “Confirm destination” check: Enta emails you a 6-digit code before it will let you continue. Saved beneficiaries skip this.
Tap Continue.

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4. Pick Bitcoin, then enter an amount

On the Amount step, open Asset to see everything you hold. Under the BTC heading you’ll see your Bitcoin split across its networks — pick the one your balance is actually on.
Enta holds BTC on more than one network, and they are not interchangeable. If you’re unsure which one your balance sits on, check your BTC wallet first — it lists each network with its own balance and address.
As soon as the asset is chosen, a live rate appears — in the video, “1 BTC = 116,364,291.30 NGN” — and the Receive card converts as you type. Entering 0.0027 BTC shows ₦365,381 coming back. MAX fills your whole balance. There’s an optional Narration field if you want a note against the transaction in your own records.

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5. Review, then authorize with your passkey

The Review screen puts the whole thing on one card — the BTC amount and network on the left, the Naira amount on the right, plus Type: Withdrawal, Estimated time: ~30s, the wallet it’s leaving, and the bank account it’s going to. Check the account number. Then tap Authorize Transaction and confirm with your device passkey — Face ID, Touch ID or your PIN. There’s no code to type.

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6. Confirmation

A loading screen holds while it processes, then you land on the confirmation. If this was a new recipient, Add as Beneficiary saves it so the next one skips the email check.

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If something goes wrong

Still stuck? Contact Enta support.