The future of banking is here and it is quite interesting. There are no physical edifices stacked with complex resources, sophisticated furniture and workspaces. It is rather of virtual digital platforms for transactions - full of experiences and engagement. Clients interact with banking platforms everywhere around the world on the go and now look at brick and mortar with rose-tinted glasses. While this new alternative is providing convenience and empowerment, its necessity has been accelerated in part by the current global pandemic. In Ghana, one bank - Standard Chartered - has already seized leadership of the move to the future of banking with its plethora of innovative offerings and products that are transforming the way clients interact with financial services. Standard Chartered’s credibility in banking is without question. Aside from being the oldest bank in the country, the Bank has also proven to be a banking impossibility; it dared to focus on Africa, Asia and the Middle East in sharp contrast to most of its peers across the globe. In 2020, the Ghana Information Technology and Telecoms Awards named Standard Chartered the “Best Digital Bank” in Ghana. A few weeks earlier, the ASIAN Banker singled out the Bank’s retail banking division as the best in Ghana. Euromoney, in February, recognised the bank for being the best in banking transformation across Africa. To wrap up the year, the bank also went on to win the first position as the Most Helpful Bank during the COVID 19 pandemic in Ghana and 2nd in Africa as well as the Most Recommended Retail Bank in Africa for internet banking by the Asian Banker.