Mobile Money Ltd celebrated excellence within the mobile money ecosystem by recognizing outstanding stakeholders for their exceptional contributions in 2025. The annual awards dinner, held on Wednesday, December 10, 2025, brought together key players from the fintech, banking, remittance, and mobile money sectors.
A total of 22 awards were presented, highlighting the efforts of partners who have played pivotal roles in advancing the growth and sustainability of the mobile money industry in the country.
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In his keynote address, Shaibu Haruna, CEO of Mobile Money Ltd, praised stakeholders for their dedication and impact over the years. “Together, we are transforming the lives of many Ghanaians and providing them with dignity, which is deeply cherished and appreciated,” he said.
Haruna further emphasized that Mobile Money Ltd is the country’s leading mobile money service provider, controlling over 70% of the market share. He noted the platform’s evolution beyond basic transactions, explaining that customers now use mobile money for savings, investments, payments, shopping, insurance, and loan acquisition. The company has also partnered with numerous organizations to implement key social empowerment projects throughout the decade.
Looking ahead, the CEO affirmed Mobile Money Ltd’s commitment to driving innovation and initiatives that continue to expand the mobile financial services sector.
Philip Owusu Gyamfi, CEO of Jumo Ghana, the recipient of the Fintech Partner of the Year (Lending), expressed gratitude for the award. “Jumo has been instrumental in financially empowering individuals, particularly women- and men-led businesses. We are excited to be recognized and remain committed to blazing new trails in the market. This accolade motivates us to achieve even more,” he stated.
The award winners for 2025 were as follows:
• Fintech Partner of the Year (Payments) – Blue Penguin
• State-Owned Enterprise of the Year – Ghana Water Company Ltd
• IT Partner of the Year – IT Consortium
• Development Partner of the Year – CAMFED
• FMCG Partner of the Year – Nestle
• Corporate Partner of the Year – KGL Technologies
• Tech Partner of the Year – Comviva
• Bank Partner of the Year (Lending) – Letshego
• Fintech Partner (Lending) – Jumo
• Remittance Partner of the Year – Bon Afrique
• Product of the Year – Bon Afrique
• Most Innovative Fintech Partner – Jumo
• Legal Partner of the Year – Bentsi-Enchill, Letsa & Ankomah
• Media Partner of the Year (Print) – Business & Financial Times (B&FT)
• Radio and TV Partner of the Year – Joy FM/Joy News
• Media Partner of the Year (Online) – News Ghana
• Overall Best Merchant of the Year – Ayewamu
• Overall Best MoMo Agent – Patrick Penrich Ventures
• Overall Best Partner Bank of the Year – First Atlantic Bank
• Fintech Enabler/Regulator of the Year – Bank of Ghana
• Overall Best Fintech Partner of the Year – Hubtel
Winners received plaques and citations, with the Overall Best MoMo Agent awarded GHC 50,000 and the Overall Best Merchant receiving GHC 30,000 as part of their prizes.
