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USD to NGN Black Market Rate on Sep 3, 2026

Nigeria parallel market · Thursday, September 3, 2026

Close

1,366 NGN

Open

1,368

High

1,368

Low

1,365

Day change

-0.17%

Summary for Sep 3, 2026

Average buy rate (cost of 1 USD)1,367 NGN
Average sell rate (proceeds from 1 USD)1,374 NGN
Official exchange rate1,329 NGN
Parallel premium over official+2.75%
Intraday range2.98 NGN (0.22%)
Observations aggregated288

NGN black market rate on Sep 3, 2026: 1,366 per USD

On Thursday, September 3, 2026, the US dollar traded at about 1,366 NGN on Nigeria's parallel (black) market at the close of observations. The day opened at 1,368 NGN, reached a high of 1,368 and a low of 1,365, a trading range of 2.98 NGN (0.22%).

Across 288 observations, the average price to buy dollars was 1,367 NGN and the average price received when selling dollars was 1,374 NGN. Over the session the Nigerian Naira strengthened against the dollar (-0.17% from open to close).

Official rate vs black market rate on Sep 3, 2026

The official exchange rate published for Nigeria on this date was 1,329 NGN per USD. The parallel-market close of 1,366 NGN therefore implied a premium of +2.75% over the official rate — a moderate gap consistent with limited but functioning official access to foreign exchange.

How Sep 3, 2026 compares

Compared with the previous observed day (Sep 2, 2026, close 1,368 NGN), the rate moved -0.17%.

One week earlier (Aug 27, 2026) the close was 1,386 NGN, so the weekly change was -1.45%.

Thirty days earlier (Aug 4, 2026) the close was 1,383 NGN, a -1.23% move over the month.

How this daily figure is produced

ETCurrency samples Nigeria's USD/NGN parallel market throughout the day from peer-to-peer stablecoin order books and, where available, community submissions. Each sample is filtered for outliers and aggregated into a single buy and sell quote; the figures above are the first, highest, lowest and last of those aggregated quotes for Sep 3, 2026 (UTC).

USDT peer-to-peer prices closely track cash dollar prices in most parallel markets but are not identical to them: payment-method fees, merchant margins and local demand for stablecoins can all add a few tenths of a percent.

Frequently asked questions

What was the dollar to Nigerian Naira black market rate on Sep 3, 2026?
The USD to NGN parallel market rate closed at approximately 1,366 NGN per US dollar on Thursday, September 3, 2026, after trading between 1,365 and 1,368 NGN.
How much did the NGN move against the dollar that day?
From an open of 1,368 to a close of 1,366 NGN, the parallel rate moved -0.17% on Sep 3, 2026.
What was the gap between the official and black market NGN rate on that date?
The official rate was 1,329 NGN per USD versus a parallel close of 1,366 NGN, a premium of +2.75%.
Was the NGN black market rate higher or lower than the day before?
Lower: the previous observed close was 1,368 NGN on Sep 2, 2026, a change of -0.17%.

Figures are aggregated parallel-market observations for Nigeria in UTC and are indicative only; they are not a quote to trade. See the full USD → Nigerian Naira history or today's live rate.