How to withdraw money from Forex?
The honesty of a particular broker directly affects the result of trading. Indeed, sometimes it is not enough just to earn money on a personal … Read more
FinTech
How to check your MTN mobile money registration details [Self-Help]
The MTN network in Ghana is one of the best networks as it comes with freebies and other features. You can use your MTN mobile … Read more
How to borrow money from MTN QwikLoan [2023 Guide]
For those who didn’t know, there is a way to borrow money from MTN in Ghana. MTN QwikLoan is actually an initiative MTN has been … Read more
Everything falls in the crypto industry
For example, the US stock market is at a fever pitch. The Dow Jones index (which includes the 30 largest American companies) has fallen by … Read more
4 Reasons to subscribe to Vodafone Cash
Are you looking for a secure, convenient way to make and receive payments? Vodafone Cash is a mobile money platform that provides a simple and … Read more
How to get virtual debit and credit cards in Ghana
Are you looking to get a virtual debit and credit card in Ghana? These days, virtual cards are becoming increasingly popular, offering users a fast, … Read more
What to do if your MoMo account isn’t registered in your name
From the 2nd of April, 2021, MTN Ghana will be enforcing the directive which requires Mobile Money customers to present a valid national ID whenever … Read more
Know your mobile money shortcodes in Ghana
In Ghana, customers and businesses are embracing the use of Mobile Money services. Almost all the mobile telecommunication networks in Ghana have a Mobile Money … Read more
Cryptocurrency Development: How to create your own crypto
Cryptocurrencies such as Ethereum, Bitcoin and Tether have been gaining increasing popularity over the past few years as individuals and businesses speed up their digitization … Read more
G-Money Wallet Manager: An all-in-one bank account manager from GCB Bank
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
Maintaining a G-Money wallet: Charges, limits, and minimum balance
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
2 reasons why G-Money platform is secure for your money
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
4 Reasons why you should adopt the G-Money lifestyle for mobile payments
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
5 Benefits of G-Money to businesses
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 benefits to subscribers or agents?
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
Top 9 G-Money FAQs with answers
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
FinTech revolution: 3 ways MTN MoMo transformed payments in Ghana
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
MTN MoMo Next of Kin: How to check or change it
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 menace: could biometric registration be the answer?
MTN MoMo fraud is one issue that remains an inconvenience for subscribers to the service, as well as an embarrassment to the telecom giant.
All you need to know about E-levy Exemptions
The government of Ghana introduced an e-levy of 1.50% on all electronic transactions excluding those exempted by law.
