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TITLE: Ghana's Bank of Ghana Publishes First Quarter 2026 FinTech Sector Report BODY: On March 31, 2026, the Bank of Ghana's FinTech and Innovation Department released its first quarter 2026 FinTech sector report, providing comprehensive data on Ghana's fintech ecosystem performance and activity across payment service providers and digital money issuers. As of March 2026, Ghana had 63 approved fintech entities operating across five license categories. Dedicated Electronic Money Issuers (DEMIs) comprised 11 percent of approved licenses, while Payment Service Providers (PSPs) dominated the sector at 71 percent, subdivided into Enhanced PSPs (8 percent), Standard PSPs (6 percent), Medium PSPs (3 percent), and Payment and Financial Technology Service Providers (PFTSP) at 3 percent. The fintech sector processed 2.81 billion transactions valued at 1.38 trillion Ghanaian cedis (GHS) in Q1 2026, representing increases of 37.6 percent in transaction volume and 28.5 percent in transaction value compared to Q1 2025. Mobile money platforms dominated activity, accounting for 94 percent of transaction value. Person-to-business (P2B) transactions led product offerings at 68 percent penetration, followed by business-to-person transfers at 58 percent and bank-to-wallet transfers at 50 percent. The mobile money customer base reached 26.9 million active users, while agent networks expanded to 524,000 active agents. Monthly float balances—representing total electronic money held in trust accounts—reached 39.58 billion GHS by March 2026, up 26.4 percent year-on-year. Agent-to-agent transactions comprised 40.1 percent of mobile money transaction value, while third-party transfers accounted for 24.2 percent. Person-to-business gaming and betting transactions represented 47 percent of P2B transaction value, with other bill payments comprising 41 percent. The report demonstrates sustained growth in Ghana's fintech sector, with transaction volumes and values showing consistent quarterly expansion. Market participants and stakeholders can access the full report through the Bank of Ghana's official publications channel for detailed product category breakdowns and transaction trend analysis.
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