Stop selling your gift cards at half their worth.
That Amazon, Walmart or Apple card from abroad is real money — but Nigeria's only option has been cashing it out at a painful discount. Now there's a better way: shop the actual store, ship to your Travo address in the US or UK, and we deliver the goods to your door.
Millions in gift cards, trapped behind a border
Nigerians hold foreign gift cards from every direction — relatives abroad send them, freelancers and remote workers get paid in them, loyalty programmes issue them. But US and UK stores don't ship to Nigeria, so the cards pile up unusable.
The existing "solution" is a resale market that pays 60–85 kobo on the naira. The card's full value exists — it's just locked to a country you're not in. Travo unlocks it: keep 100% of the value, take it in the goods you actually wanted.
is all a typical resale platform pays for a foreign gift card. The rest of your money disappears into the discount. Shopping the card directly keeps every cent working for you.
Two ways to spend it
Shop it yourself with our address, or hand the whole thing to our concierge — your call.
🛒 Shop it yourself, ship it with us
You never share your card with anyone. Shop like you're in America; we handle the border.
- Sign up and get your personal Travo delivery address in the US or UK.
- Shop the store online — Amazon, Walmart, Apple, anywhere your card works — and deliver to your Travo address.
- We receive your order, photograph it, and consolidate multiple orders into one shipment.
- Air freight to Nigeria, customs cleared, delivered to your door.
🧑💼 Concierge shopping
Checkout needs a US billing address? Card won't work from a Nigerian IP? Our shopper handles it — with evidence at every step.
- Tell us what you want to buy and share your card following our verification steps.
- We confirm the card is yours — receipt or gift message — then our shopper places the order.
- You get screenshots of the order and photos when goods arrive at our facility.
- Shipped, cleared and delivered — with your approval before dispatch, SecurePay style.
Works with:
A US and UK address that's really yours
Every Travo shopper gets a personal receiving address with their own suite number — so your packages are tracked to you from the moment they arrive, not fished out of a pile.
- Personal suite number on every package
- Photo confirmation when each order arrives
- Consolidation: five orders leave as one shipment — one shipping fee
- Storage while you finish shopping, then ship on your schedule
- Air freight 6–10 days (US) / 5–9 days (UK), sea for heavy orders
- Customs duty estimated upfront with our shipping desk →
Built for how the cards actually arrive
Diaspora families
Relatives abroad send a card instead of cash — and instead of a discounted cash-out, the family shops real goods at full value.
Freelancers & remote workers
Paid in gift cards by platforms and clients? Turn them into laptops, phones and gear — not 75% cash.
Resellers & traders
Stock genuine US goods for your store using cards bought at discount — margin on both ends.
Gift senders abroad
Buy the card, tell us what to get, and we deliver the actual gift to your person in Nigeria — birthdays without the "did the money arrive" call.
And for gifting the other way — give Travo
Sending value into Nigeria? A Travo gift card gives family, friends, staff or customers instant access to every service on the platform — deliveries, transport, food, groceries, gas and diesel, even emergency support.
Perfect for birthdays and holidays, students and NYSC members, parents who need errands handled, corporate gifting and customer loyalty rewards.
Gift card questions, answered
Can I really use an Amazon or Walmart gift card from Nigeria?
Which cards work?
What if checkout needs a US billing address or blocks my Nigerian IP?
Do you buy gift cards for cash?
How much does shipping cost and how long does it take?
What can't I ship?
That card in your inbox? It's worth more than you were offered.
Get your US & UK address, shop at full value, and let Travo bring it home.
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