Plus500 — Nigeria
Key facts (8)
- Who actually onboards you
- Not applicable - Plus500 does not accept Nigerian residents.
- Licence number
- not stated
- Established
- 2008group
- Min deposit, USD
- not stated
- Platforms
- Plus500 WebTrader
- Local funding
- not applicable
- Max leverage
- not stated
- EURUSD
- not priced
This broker against the Nigeria middle (47 of 82)
| Plus500 | Nigeria median | |
|---|---|---|
| Round turn, USD | not priced | 6.0 USD |
| Min deposit, USD | no data | 50.0 USD |
| Max leverage | no data | 500.0geo |
| Withdrawal, h | 1 to 3 days hgroup | 24.0 h |
| EURUSD, standard | not priced | 1.1 pips |
| EURUSD, raw | not priced | 0.0 pips |
| Established | 2008group | 2009.0 |
| Platforms | 1 | 3.0 |
Accepts residents of Nigeria
No
Score (5/6 axes)
Shown, not ranked: no round-turn price
Licence check
Who actually onboards you
Not applicable - Plus500 does not accept Nigerian residents.
Entity not established
Accounts
Single CFD trading account (no tiered accounts); Retail vs Professional classification affects leverage and protections;
Withdrawal time and methods
Cost against the Nigeria median (47 of 82)
Rating, and how many people left it
Considering 1,827 reviews
Software and market access (1)
Plus500 WebTrader
2,000+ CFDs across forex, indices, commodities, shares, ETFs, options and crypto (crypto availability varies by jurisdiction).
The tax side in Nigeria
Trading profits are taxable and must be declared to the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS, formerly FIRS). Framework changed under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025 and Nigeria Tax Administration Act 2025, effective 1 January 2026. Individuals: forex/CFD gains generally taxed as part of personal income under progressive Personal Income Tax bands (as of the review): 0% on first N800,000; 15% on N800,000-N3m; 18%
Other brokers that onboard Nigeria residents (6)
Where it does not serve
Nigeria
Methodology
2 + 3 × weighted mean of six axes · reviews 25%, cost 20%, safety 20%, payouts 15%, track_record 10%, platforms 10%
Verified · what changed · sources (2)
Checked: 2026-07-09
FAQ (4)
Does Plus500 accept residents of Nigeria?
No.
Which entity onboards a Nigeria client of Plus500?
Not applicable - Plus500 does not accept Nigerian residents.
What licence does Plus500 hold for Nigeria?
No licence number is published for this country.
How long does a withdrawal from Plus500 take?
1 to 3 days hours as published. Withdrawals are processed in one to three days