CashtoCode eVoucher denominations typically run $25, $50, $100, $150 and $250, with availability up to C$1,500 in Canada and $1,200 internationally per single voucher. You can combine multiple codes at the merchant up to around $1,500 in total. Vouchers are available in EUR, USD, CAD and other currencies.
Quick answer (TL;DR):
CashtoCode eVoucher denominations typically run $25, $50, $100, $150 and $250, with country availability up to C$1,500 in Canada and $1,200 internationally per single voucher. You can combine multiple codes at the merchant up to a total of around $1,500. Available in EUR, USD, CAD and other currencies.
Which denominations can I buy?
The most common values across resellers are 25, 50, 100, 150 and 250 in your local currency. Some resellers also stock 10, 20, 500 and 1,000 denominations. The exact range depends on the authorised reseller and your country. Availability can shift, so it pays to check two or three resellers before settling on one.
In Nigeria, USD-denominated eVouchers are the most common option. Values from $10 up to $250 are widely available through online resellers.
Read more: authorised resellers.
Which currencies are supported?
The eVoucher is sold in multiple currencies including Euro (EUR), US Dollar (USD), Canadian Dollar (CAD), British Pound (GBP) and Australian Dollar (AUD). You select the currency at the point of purchase, and that denomination stays locked to the code right through to redemption. If you redeem a voucher in a different currency from the merchant account, the merchant may apply its own exchange rate. The simplest way to avoid conversion surprises is to buy the voucher in the same currency the merchant operates in.
Can I combine multiple eVouchers?
Yes, at most partner merchants. You enter one PIN at a time and each balance stacks onto the previous one. The combined total per single deposit is typically capped at around 1,500 in your local currency. If you need a higher amount, you can split the top-up across two separate deposits on the same day or across consecutive days. There is no limit on the number of vouchers you can redeem over time, only on the per-transaction or per-day total set by the merchant.
Country-specific limits
- Canada: up to C$1,500 per voucher.
- International: up to $1,200 per voucher.
- Combined per deposit: around $1,500 total at the merchant.
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Frequently asked questions
No. You pick from the fixed denominations the reseller offers. If you need a value the reseller does not list, buy the next denomination up and let the balance sit on the merchant.
The merchant may convert the value to the account currency at its own rate. If the rates worry you, buy the voucher in the same currency the merchant uses.
Most merchants accept multiple PINs in a row up to the daily deposit limit. The cap is at the merchant, not at CashtoCode.
Worked example
You want a \$100 eVoucher. You buy \$100 of USDT on a Nigerian exchange (paying roughly ₦150,000-₦160,000 depending on the day’s parallel-market rate), send it to the reseller’s wallet, and receive your \$100 PIN. Because the whole transaction happened in USDT, there’s no card-decline risk and no surprise bank conversion margin.
Why not just pay the reseller directly in naira?
Most resellers in this network don’t quote naira at checkout at all, USD/EUR/USDT are the standard options.
Which exchanges do Nigerian buyers typically use to get USDT?
We don’t endorse specific exchanges, but any reputable Nigerian exchange supporting USDT withdrawal to an external wallet will work.
Is there a minimum voucher size worth the hassle of buying crypto first?
Most readers find \$25 and up worthwhile; for very small amounts the crypto network fee can eat a noticeable share of the value.
