A $100 iTunes gift card does not have one fixed price in cedis. The rate depends on the market, the card type and the receipt. On Astro Africa you see the exact cedi amount before you confirm, then withdraw to MoMo or a Ghana bank account.
They occur in both physical and digital forms (gift cards and e-gift cards). Physical gift cards are $25, $50, and $100 while, e-code cards can occur in different amounts.
You cannot redeem US iTunes in Ghana because the gift cards are made only for the US market. However, they can be sold and bought. What is the buying and selling price for a $100 iTunes gift card in Ghana? Before we explore this topic, understand that there is a disparity between a gift card’s buying and selling price in Ghana.
The buying price of a $100 iTunes gift card in Ghana is majorly dependent on the exchange rate of the Ghana Cedis to the dollar. However, this is not the case with the selling price. Different gift card exchanges fix the rates at which they buy the card from customers.
At Astro Africa, we ensure that we offer customer-friendly rates to gift card sellers. In many exchanges, customers end up losing up to 50% of the card’s original value. Astro Africa wants to provide an environment where the gift card seller is getting a favourable take-home.
The exchange rates of gift cards are different due to various factors like the law of demand and supply. Rates differ by card brand, type and value, including $50 Amazon and Xbox gift cards. For the iTunes $100 gift card, the rates differ based on the category of the card. The physical $100 gift card goes for a different rate than the $100 e-gift card. It is partly due to the rate of availability of both cards; the physical is harder to get than the e-gift card.
How much does a $100 iTunes gift card in Ghana Cedis go for?
Astro Africa offers competitive rates for the $100 iTunes gift card. Physical cards and e-codes can have different rates. Rates can change at any time. Always check the live rate in the app before trading.
You can check the rates of the iTunes gift card and other gift cards on Astro Africa by using the rate calculator.
Most gift card traders in Ghana also provide their services to Nigerians and do not have their rates in Ghana Cedis. They provide their rates in Naira only, and their GHC rates will be dependent on the Naira rate. Astro Africa treats customers from both countries differently; they provide rates based on each country’s peculiarities.
One important thing to watch out for when selling your gift card to exchanges in Ghana is scammers. Several untrustworthy individuals parade the internet as gift card traders. It is advisable to use trusted platforms like Astro Africa when trading your gift card.
