Gaming company Nsaa Play has launched Chop Money, a mobile raffle platform that allows Ghanaians to enter prize draws for GHS5 per ticket.
The platform was unveiled at the Accra City Hotel on Thursday, October 29, 2026, offering participants the chance to win smartphones, electronics, shopping vouchers and everyday essentials.
Chop Money can be accessed by dialling *2727# on any mobile phone, including basic handsets, or through its website, www.chopmoneygh.com.
Users do not need to download an application or have an internet connection to participate through the USSD option.
The first raffle will open in November 2026, with five winners scheduled to be drawn on December 4. A test raffle held after the launch saw participants win fuel vouchers, shopping vouchers and a mobile phone.

“Our ambition is to make participating straightforward and accessible, while giving people an exciting way to engage with prizes that are relevant to their everyday lives,” Nsaa Play Limited General Manager Albert Aryee said.
Akua Serwaa Adu Darko, a representative of the National Lottery Authority (NLA) Caritas Team, said the platform had met the required standards and received the Authority’s approval to operate its raffle draws.
“I want to use this opportunity to encourage Ghanaians to participate fully in this promotional activity because they are duly recognized by NLA. They’ve gone through all the necessary regulatory approvals and so they have our backing to have this promotional activity.”
Participants can review available prizes and the rules for each raffle before purchasing tickets. Each valid ticket counts as one entry, while participants may buy multiple tickets where the rules permit.

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