Starlink has become a game-changer for the internet in Nigeria. It works almost anywhere, from busy cities to remote villages, offering fast and reliable satellite internet.
But here’s the challenge: paying for Starlink in Nigeria isn’t easy. Most Nigerian bank cards get declined because they don’t support international subscriptions. That’s why many people are asking:
- How do I pay for Starlink in Nigeria?
- How can I pay for my Starlink subscription each month?
This guide will walk you through everything. You’ll learn the real costs, why payments fail, and the easiest way to pay, with EverTry’s virtual dollar card.
What You Should Know About Starlink in Nigeria
Payment method: Starlink only accepts international cards or dollar-denominated payment options.
Availability: Starlink works across Nigeria, even in rural areas where fiber or 4G coverage is weak.
Hardware cost: About $600 (converted to Naira at the current rate).
Subscription cost: Around $43 per month in Nigeria.
Why Paying for Starlink Is Hard in Nigeria
If you’ve tried paying with your Naira card, you’ve probably seen this message: “Card declined.”
Here’s why:
- Nigerian banks block most international payments.
- Local cards (Visa/Mastercard) can’t handle recurring dollar subscriptions.
- Even bank dollar cards are hard to get and usually have strict limits.
So what’s the solution? Use a virtual dollar card.
How to Pay for Starlink in Nigeria (All Options)
Let’s break it down:
- EverTry Virtual Dollar Card ✅
- Works instantly.
- Can be funded with Naira or USDT/USDC.
- Accepted on Starlink’s website without hassle.
- Bank dollar cards
- Rare, expensive, and hard to maintain.
- Ask a friend or relative abroad
- Possible, but not sustainable for monthly renewals.
- Other fintech cards
- Some work, some don’t. Reliability is low.
👉 The simplest, most reliable method is the EverTry virtual dollar card.
Step-by-Step: Paying for Starlink with EverTry
Here’s how to do it in minutes:
- Create your EverTry account
- Sign up on the EverTry app or website.
- Verify your identity (KYC)
- Quick and easy. This unlocks your card access.
- Fund your wallet
- Use Naira transfer or USDT.
- Create your virtual dollar card
- Instantly available in your account.
- Go to Starlink’s website
- Choose your subscription plan or order hardware.
- Enter your EverTry card details
- Your payment goes through without declines.
That’s it. Your Starlink subscription is live.
Activating and Setting Up Starlink
- Hardware delivery: After payment, Starlink ships the kit to your address in Nigeria.
- Installation: Simple plug-and-play setup. Mount the dish, connect the router, and you’re online.
- Renewals: Each month, Starlink auto-charges your EverTry card, no extra steps required.
Common Issues and Solutions
- My card was declined on Starlink → Switch to EverTry.
- How much should I fund? → Hardware (~$600) + monthly ($43). Fund your wallet with the Naira equivalent.
- Can I pay monthly? → Yes. EverTry supports recurring billing.
FAQs
1. Can I pay for Starlink in Naira?
No. You need a dollar payment method. EverTry converts your Naira to dollars for you.
2. How much is Starlink subscription in Nigeria?
About $43 per month (plus hardware at $600).
3. Does Starlink accept Nigerian bank cards?
No. Most Naira debit cards will be declined.
4. Can I use EverTry for monthly renewals?
Yes. Your card will be billed automatically each month.
5. How long does delivery take?
Usually, within a few weeks after payment confirmation.
Final Thoughts
Paying for Starlink in Nigeria doesn’t have to be stressful. With EverTry’s virtual dollar card, you can subscribe, renew, and enjoy fast internet without card declines or banking restrictions.
Create your EverTry account today and get your Starlink subscription running in minutes.
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