MTN Ghana now uses Ghana Card to track MoMo loan defaulters
MTN Ghana is using Ghana Card data to find MoMo loan defaulters who dump SIM cards. Here is what it means for borrowers.
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MTN Ghana is using Ghana Card data to find MoMo loan defaulters who dump SIM cards. Here is what it means for borrowers.
The Bank of Ghana says fintech companies must balance innovation with consumer protection. Here’s what it means for MoMo, digital lending, and Ghana Card users.
Following a robbery targeting mobile money users in Agona Swedru, here are practical steps to stay safe with MoMo transfers and cash withdrawals.
Digital fraud in Ghana rose 48% in 2025. The Bank of Ghana is tightening fintech rules. Here is how this affects mobile money and payment apps.
IC Asset Managers launches IC Wealth on the MTN MoMo app, allowing millions of mobile money customers to invest in regulated funds from their phones.
Ghana’s SEC has identified 23 entities operating investment schemes online and on social media without licences, urging the public to avoid them.
Three Ghanaian tech startups have received $500,000 in funding from Village Capital. Here is what they are building and why it matters for the local startup scene.
Airtel Money plans a $10 billion London IPO by late 2026. Here’s how the listing could affect Airtel Ghana customers and the mobile money landscape.
Ghana’s central bank is approaching stablecoins with caution. Here’s how this could affect mobile money transfers, remittances, and digital payments for everyday users.
SSNIT has introduced a Visa prepaid card for its contributors. Here’s how the card works, who qualifies, and what it means for your digital payments and retirement savings.
The Bank of Ghana is exploring the use of mobile money transaction history to help informal workers access loans and insurance. Here’s what it means.
MobileMoney launches Ride with MoMo, a QR-based payment system for tro-tro drivers. Here’s how it works and why it matters for Ghana’s transport sector.