Win one of four iPhone 13 128GB and Airtime Top-up with ACE Money Transfer and AZA Finance

The exciting news is coming for the Ghanaian expatriates in the UK, Europe, Canada, Australia and Switzerland who send money to Ghana for financial support.

ACE Money Transfer has launched a campaign for Ghanaian expatriates, participation in which can help win one of the 4 brand-new iPhone 13 (128 GB) and a mobile top-up of 10 Cedi for the beneficiaries in Ghana!

Background in a nutshell

The world’s 75th largest economy with a nominal GDP of $74.26 billion, Ghana is an African country.

Its foreign ministry has stated that about 3.5 million Ghanaian expatriates reside worldwide.

The annual remittance contribution to the Ghanaian economy was $4.29 billion in 2020, up from $4.05 billion the preceding year, 2019.

According to estimates, about 600,000 households depend on remittances set to surpass $4.50 billion in 2022.

Ghanaian expatriates have been sending money to Ghana to eradicate poverty, save and invest and afford their children a quality education.

But, ACE Money Transfer, to facilitate the Ghanaian expatriates, partnered with AZA Finance of Ghana to launch an exciting campaign that you can quickly join to win one of the 4 iPhone 13 (128 GB) and let your loved ones win a mobile top-up of 10 Cedi by following a few simple steps.

The campaign and its details

ACE Money Transfer collaborates with one of the leading financial institutions of Ghana, AZA Finance, from September 1st till 30th to help Ghanaian expatriates residing in the listed countries to send money to Ghana with zero fees and participate in the lucky draws to be held at ACE Money Transfer’s office.

If a Ghanaian expatriate sends any amount back to Ghana through ACE Money Transfer via AZA Finance, they will become eligible for the campaign and the following lucky draws.

Sending 1,000 CEDI or more will make the recipients win free airtime top-up of 10 CEDI on each transaction.

Steps to follow to participate

• Only paid transfers to AZA Finance in Ghana through ACE Money Transfer will qualify for the campaign across September 2022.
• Ghanaian expatriates sending money to Ghana of up to 1,000 Cedi or more will be eligible for the campaign and the lucky draws, whose dates will be announced soon.
• Several transfers made in one day will be counted as one. But many transactions daily during September will increase your chances of success.
• The recipients will stand a chance to win one of the 4 iPhone 13 (128 GB) and a mobile top-up of 10 Cedi.
• The lucky winners will be selected through the 4 lucky draws.
• The winners will be informed through calls and emails, and in case a winner does not turn up within 7 days of being contacted to collect the prize, a redraw will be conducted to nominate a new winner.
• The prize and mobile top-up will stand within the tax regulations of the concerned country, should these apply.
• Only the valued customers of ACE Money Transfer are eligible for this campaign, barring its employees. Prizes can neither be transferred nor encashed.
• The company can use the identity of the winners for promotional, marketing and inspirational purposes.
• The company can hold or cancel the prize processing if it finds any transaction doubtful.
• A winner will be responsible for paying taxes resulting from winning the prize. ACE Money Transfer accepts no responsibility whatsoever.
• ACE Money Transfer reserves the right to change dates or the policy, and its decision shall be legally binding.

Send money to Ghana online with ACE Money Transfer.

You will find speed, favourable currency exchange rates, safety24*7 service availability and over 350,000 pick-up locations worldwide in exchange for zero fees, in addition to winning amazing prizes for online money transfer to Ghana with ACE Money Transfer.

Simply nudge your remittances in ACE Money Transfer’s and AZA Finance’s way and win the exciting prizes!

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