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The G-Money wallet, the Ghanaian-led mobile money service, is innovative in so many ways. Besides having the best pricing (transaction charges) on the market, many … Read more
So you heard about the G-Money wallet — GCB Bank’s mobile money service, and you want to sign up. However, you’re worried about hidden charges … Read more
The G-Money platform is the latest mobile money or electronic payments platform to emerge in Ghana’s fintech sector. While it has much to do in … Read more
The G-Money lifestyle is here to stay. With a major mobile payments platform like MTN’s Mobile Money service being plagued by fraudulent activities, people are … Read more
G-Money has been in Ghana’s fintech news for the past couple of months since its launch in January of this year, 2020. To some observers, … Read more
G-Money, the mobile money service from GCB Bank, is the latest mobile payments platform in the country. Being a first from the banking sector, there’s … Read more
G-Money is gradually establishing itself as a proper alternative — even a preferred choice — when it comes to mobile payment platforms and e-wallets in … Read more
It’s almost a decade since the TV ad with an elderly, rural-dwelling woman excitedly exclaiming ‘mensa aka oo’ (Twi for ‘I’ve received it’) to herald … Read more
It is required to provide the details of a next of kin whenever you register for a Mobile Money (MoMo) service. Next of kin is … Read more
MTN MoMo fraud is one issue that remains an inconvenience for subscribers to the service, as well as an embarrassment to the telecom giant.
The government of Ghana introduced an e-levy of 1.50% on all electronic transactions excluding those exempted by law.
Ghana’s banking sector is dominated by private companies, with the government only holding onto just a few vital industry-leading banks. Foreign banks comfortably take a good part of this tremendous private sector participation in Ghana’s banking sector.
Ghana’s drive toward a cashless economy cannot be achieved without Financial Technology.
Financial Technology, widely known by the moniker ‘FinTech’, is the application of technology in delivering financial products and services to clients or customers. While technology on its own was nothing new to the world of financial services — as the institutions used it at the back end of their operations, the advent of the internet in the early 1990s sparked a revolution within the industry.
Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, in general, have become one of the most talked-about financial subjects; a growing number of Ghanaians are interested in purchasing Bitcoin via Mobile Money, also known as Momo.
Cryptocurrency exchangers are very popular among digital money network users. This is because not everywhere can you pay with bitcoin, ether, or other crypto coins; however, you can purchase any product or service with them after exchanging them for fiat (traditional money). In this article, we will talk about the features of working with exchangers.
Forex traders must constantly make decisions on when to open and close trade positions. This requires a sound understanding of the market conditions and how they impact one’s chosen trading strategy and forex news today.
This article will explore open and closed positions and learn when to open them to trade.
Cryptocurrency transactions are becoming more and more popular. They are relevant for investors, goods and service providers, sellers, and persons earning on exchange rate differences. To … Read more
GhanaPay was launched on June 15, 2022, by the Vice President, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, in Accra, Ghana. According to Veep, Ghana is the first country … Read more
Through the constant unfolding and development of the blockchain landscape, dApps are becoming an integral part of the future of decentralization. However, even though the … Read more
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