MoneyAura West Africa (2nd Edition) – Accra, Ghana

MoneyAura West Africa is a premier executive-level summit bringing together senior leaders, regulators, innovators, and ecosystem enablers shaping the future of financial services across West Africa. Taking place on 29 & 30 April 2026 in Accra, Ghana, the event serves as a strategic platform for dialogue, collaboration, and innovation in one of Africa’s most dynamic financial markets.

Following the success of MoneyAura Africa, designed as part of the global MoneyAura Series, MoneyAura West Africa focuses on the structural shifts redefining the region’s financial landscape, from real-time payments and digital identity to AI-driven decisioning, embedded finance, and inclusive financial access for MSMEs and the informal economy. The summit convenes stakeholders from banking, fintech, payments, telecommunications, regulatory bodies, and technology providers to address the opportunities and challenges of a rapidly evolving digital economy.

The event opens on 29 April 2026 with an invitation-only Pre-Conference Executive Briefing Day, featuring a series of curated, sponsor-hosted sessions. These exclusive engagements are designed for senior decision-makers, offering focused insights, peer-to-peer discussions, and high-value networking across key themes such as customer experience, digital payments, data intelligence, and financial inclusion.

The Main Conference on 30 April 2026 will feature visionary keynotes, executive panels, fireside chats, and solution-driven discussions. The agenda will explore critical topics including real-time and cross-border payment interoperability, digital identity and trust infrastructure, responsible digital lending, AI and data intelligence, cyber resilience, customer-centric banking, and collaboration between banks, fintechs, and regulators.

Complementing the conference is the prestigious MoneyAura Awards (West Africa), taking place on the evening of 30 April 2026. The awards celebrate excellence in leadership, innovation, technology, and institutional performance across the West African financial ecosystem. Recognizing organizations and individuals driving meaningful impact, the awards ceremony will conclude the summit with a high-level networking gala.

Hosted in Accra, a regional hub for financial innovation, interoperability, and regulatory collaboration, MoneyAura West Africa provides a neutral and forward-looking platform for shaping the next chapter of the region’s financial evolution. By fostering meaningful dialogue and cross-sector partnerships, the event aims to strengthen trust, resilience, and inclusion across West Africa’s real-time economy.

For more information and participation opportunities, visit: https://www.moneyauraglobal.com/west-africa

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