MTN GHANA PAYS OVER GH₵ 38 MILLION IN INTEREST TO MOBILE MONEY SUBSCRIBERS
MTN Ghana has made
payments of over GH₵ 38,3 million in interest to about 8.4 million Mobile Money
customers and agents from January to September 2017.
The GHC 38.3 Million
comprises of GHC 13.6 million paid in May for quarter one and GHC 11.5 million
paid in August for quarter two and GHC 13.3million paid in quarter three this
year. MTN made the payment in collaboration with the 16 partner banks of MTN
Mobile Money.
The third quarter 2017
payment brings the total to over GH₵ 83.3million
in interest payments made by MTN to its mobile money subscribers since January
2016.
Commenting
on the interest payment for quarter three, the General Manager for MTN Mobile
Financial Services, Eli Hini said, “the consistent honouring of interest
payments is a testament to MTN’s commitment to ensuring that customers of MTN
Mobile Money enjoy the full benefits of the service.”
Mr.
Hini also advised all Mobile Money subscribers to be vigilant and wary of
fraudsters who target mobile money subscribers. He noted that MTN has a robust
governance structure in place that safeguards the data and privacy of its
customers.
MTN
has undertaken public education campaigns to encourage all our valued Mobile
Money customers to be vigilant and wishes to reiterate as follows:
1. Customers must not
disclose their PINs. It is their secret;
2. Customers must not
entertain calls or messages concerning their mobile money account;
3.
Customers must not give out their phones for mobile money transactions to be
undertaken on their behalf.
“MTN Mobile Money
service is committed to providing the highest level of security to protect its
users”, he said.
MTN
Mobile Money has over 8 million active users with over 86,000 agent points
across the country.
There
are a myriad of services available on the platform, including: Local and
International Money Transfer, General Payment Services including Online Payments,
Savings & Micro-loans, School fees payment, aYo Insurance, Bill Payment
Services (DStv, ECG, Ghana Water Bill, Gotv, Box Office), ATM – Card less
Withdrawal (expanded to six Banks ATM), Link to Bank Account (Mobile Wallet to
Bank Integration with 14 Banks) and Bulk Payments.
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