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Telecel Cash
Telecel held 20.72% of Ghanaian mobile voice subscriptions, NCA June 2026. Voice subscriptions, not mobile money accounts.
Named Vodafone Cash until the rebrand, which completed in 2024. Some bookmakers still print the old name on their own cashiers, so both will be seen at checkout and they are the same wallet.
What is settled about this rail
This is the second wallet by subscriber share and it is the one most likely to appear under the wrong name. The telecommunications company changed hands and rebranded, the financial service was renamed in the same exercise, and parts of this market are still printing the old label on their own cashiers.
For a reader that is a naming problem rather than a product one: the wallet at checkout under either name is the same wallet, and money moves the same way. It matters here only because a bookmaker still using the retired name on its own pages is a bookmaker whose cashier copy has not been looked at in two years, which is worth knowing about a page you are trusting for a withdrawal floor.
What one bookmaker prints on its own cashier was checked directly and is current. The others were read in an earlier pass and have not been re-verified, so this site does not name which are still stale.
- Deposit floor
- no market-wide figure; it is set per bookmaker
- Withdrawal floor
- no market-wide figure; it is set per bookmaker
- Speed
- same as MoMo at the same operator
- Operator fee
- free where published
- Telco fee
- no first-party figure found, so none is stated
What nobody publishes. No rail-level floor, ceiling or timing. Where a bookmaker publishes one it is on that bookmaker’s own page and nowhere else.
Every blank in the panel above is a decision. Figures for those fields circulate widely, the ones found contradicted each other or turned out to describe a neighbouring market, and none was filled in from an aggregator. Where a bookmaker states its own figure it sits on that bookmaker’s page.
What individual books publish about it
| Bookmaker | Its own wording | Withdrawal floor | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bangbet Open Bangbet | within a few seconds, processed 24/7 | not stated | not stated |
| BetFox Open BetFox | in most cases instant | GH₵2.00 | none |
| betPawa Open betPawa | instant | not stated | 1% withdrawal fee charged by betPawa; deposits free |
| MSport Open MSport | not stated for this rail | not stated | none |
| Premier Bet Open Premier Bet | winnings paid within 24 hours of the final result | not stated | not stated |
| Soccabet Open Soccabet | instant | not stated | not stated |
| SportyBet Open SportyBet | instant under GHS 7,500 per transaction | GH₵1.00 | none |
Who names it and who does not
Named in the cashier of Bangbet, BetFox, betPawa, Betway, MSport, Premier Bet, Soccabet and SportyBet.
Publishes a cashier without it: Wiwi Casino. That is an absence from a list that could be read, which is different from the four books that publish no readable cashier at all: 1xBet, 22Bet, Betwinner and Melbet.
About Telecel Cash
- Which Ghanaian bookmakers take Telecel Cash?
- eight books name it in their own cashier: Bangbet, BetFox, betPawa, Betway, MSport, Premier Bet, Soccabet and SportyBet. four books publish no cashier a reader outside Ghana can open, so their rails are unrecorded rather than absent.
- Is there a limit on what I can receive through Telecel Cash?
- Yes, and it is not set by the bookmaker. Under the Bank of Ghana tiers a minimum-verification wallet takes at most GH₵3,000 a day and GH₵10,000 a month, whichever book is paying. The tiers are set out in full here.