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GhIPSS Joins HPS WeMeeting25 in Marrakesh, Celebrates 30 Years of Innovation in Global Payments.

GhIPSS joined HPS's 30th anniversary WeMeeting25, gathering over 500 payments leaders to discuss AI, real-time transactions, and the future of digital payments.

News Desk
Nov 16, 2025

GhIPSS joined HPS at the WeMeeting25, marking a milestone year as the global payment solutions provider celebrated its 30th anniversary. The prestigious annual gathering brought together over 500 payments leaders, innovators, and industry experts from more than 50 countries, reaffirming HPS’s position at the forefront of shaping the future of digital payments.

HPS is a leading global provider of payment solutions, delivering innovative technologies that power digital transactions for financial institutions, processors, national switches, central banks, and fintechs across more than 90 countries.

This year’s conference, themed around intelligence, orchestration and experience design, focused on how these forces were redefining the payments ecosystem. Over a two-day period, participants explored the evolution of real-time payments, the rise of AI-driven decisioning, seamless customer journeys, fraud mitigation, cross-border transactions, and the future of financial inclusion.

Opening the event, HPS leadership highlighted the company’s three decades of pioneering work in payment technology, from launching its PowerCARD platform to supporting financial institutions, central banks, and fintechs across the globe. They emphasized that the next decade will demand even more collaborative innovation, especially as consumer expectations grow and regulatory landscapes evolve.

The conference line-up featured keynote speeches, deep-dive technical sessions, solution showcases, and networking fora designed to foster partnerships and inspire new ideas. Delegates experienced live demonstrations of HPS’s latest product advancements and real-world use cases deployed across Africa, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia.

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Mr. Kwadwo Ntim, General Manager, Operations and Technology at GhIPSS said beyond being a celebration of HPS’s legacy, the Meeting is set to shape the strategic conversations that will drive the next generation of payment transformation. As global digital commerce accelerates, this platform continues to unite industry players committed to building faster, smarter, and more inclusive payment systems.

Since its establishment in 2007, GhIPSS has introduced several electronic payment solutions that support efficient and seamless transactions nationwide.

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