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MobileMoney LTD, a subsidiary of MTN Ghana, is set to host this year’s Fintech Stakeholder Dinner & Awards Night under the theme “Celebrating the Power of Partnership and Service Excellence in Fintech.”
The event will take place on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, bringing together industry leaders, policymakers, innovators, and partners within the digital financial ecosystem.
Speaking ahead of the event, the Chief Executive Officer for MobileMoney LTD, Shaibu Haruna, emphasised the central role of collaboration in driving sector growth.
“Our progress as an industry has always been driven by partnership, with aggregators, banks, regulators, merchants, agents, fintech innovators, and millions of customers who trust the Mobile Money ecosystem every day.
"The Fintech Stakeholder Dinner and Awards is our way of appreciating these relationships and recognising the people and institutions who continue to push Ghana’s fintech frontier forward,” he said.
He reaffirmed the company’s commitment to deepening partnerships and working together with stakeholders to build a more secure, innovative, and inclusive future for digital finance.
The annual Fintech Stakeholder Dinner & Awards Night is a flagship platform created to appreciate strategic partnerships, honor excellence, and celebrate the remarkable progress within Ghana’s fintech ecosystem.
This year’s event will highlight the shared achievements that continue to drive innovation, financial inclusion, operational resilience, and trust in digital financial services.
The night will feature special recognitions for distinguished partners and institutions whose contributions have helped shape Ghana’s fintech landscape.
Awards will also be presented to outstanding players in key categories such as Best MoMo Merchant, Best MoMo Agent, Overall Best Bank Partner, Overall Best Fintech Partner, and other recognitions reflecting excellence in service delivery, compliance, innovation, and customer experience.
The evening promises meaningful networking, knowledge exchange, celebration of success stories, and a renewed call to action for stakeholders to push the boundaries of what is possible in fintech.
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