SekiApp Adds Transcash and One4all Gift Cards Trading

In Short

• SekiApp has added Transcash and One4all gift cards to its gift card trading options.
• The update was announced on October 20, 2026.
• Users can trade these cards and receive naira payouts, but rates depend on card details and demand.

What Happened

SekiApp says it now supports Transcash and One4all gift cards on its platform. This adds two more gift card brands for users who trade gift cards for naira.

Transcash is linked to prepaid payment cards, meaning value is stored on the card and can be spent based on the issuer’s rules. One4all is a multi-retailer gift card brand, meaning some cards can be used across different partner stores, depending on the specific card.

SekiApp said users should confirm the exact type of card they have before trying to trade. That includes checking the card’s denomination, issuing region, and format. Denomination is the face value printed on the card, like €50 or €100.

The company also noted that the printed amount does not guarantee a fixed naira payout. The final amount depends on the trading rate, card type, current demand, and whether the card meets the platform’s acceptance requirements.

Why It Matters

Gift card trading apps in Nigeria compete on breadth of supported cards and payout speed. Adding Transcash and One4all widens SekiApp’s catalog and gives users alternatives when popular cards are harder to sell or have worse rates.

For users, the main takeaway is that “gift card to naira” is priced like an exchange. Rates can move, and two cards with the same face value can pay out different amounts in naira based on where they were issued and how easy they are to redeem.

This update also signals continued demand for informal foreign-value instruments, like gift cards, as a way for people to convert value into local currency.