MTN MoMo PSB opens 2026 graduate programme, November 19 deadline

MTN MoMo Payment Service Bank has opened applications for its 2026 Graduate Development Programme. The deadline is Thursday, November 19, 2026.

The programme targets young Nigerians who want careers in banking and financial technology. It offers fintech experience, structured training and guidance from industry professionals.

Who can apply

Applicants must have completed NYSC within the past two years. They must show strong academic performance, creativity and willingness to learn. MTN also lists effective communication, analytical thinking, problem-solving and teamwork as requirements. Candidates should be ready for a fast-paced professional environment.

What selected graduates get

Successful candidates will work on business processes, digital financial services and professional development. They will contribute to projects supporting the company's operations and business objectives. The programme is designed to bridge academic learning and workplace experience. Participants will gain hands-on fintech experience and exposure to how financial technology companies operate. MTN says the training could provide a foundation for careers in banking, digital payments and related industries.

How to apply

Interested candidates must complete the online application form and provide required information and supporting documents. The form is available through the MTN MoMo Graduate Development Programme application portal. Applicants should review eligibility conditions, ensure their details are accurate and submit before November 19. They should also confirm the recruitment announcement through MTN or MoMo's official channels before sharing sensitive personal information.

Fintech context

The recruitment comes as digital banking and financial technology continue to create career opportunities for young Nigerians. It also comes as MTN Nigeria's fintech business struggles to recover from a sharp revenue decline. The telecom giant reported a 25.91% drop in fintech revenue to ₦97.5 billion in the nine months ended September 2026. That followed the temporary suspension of its airtime and data credit service, Xtratime.

For Nigerian graduates, the programme adds an entry route into payments and digital financial services. For MTN, it is a talent pipeline as its fintech arm works to recover revenue.