GhanaPay Mobile Money, a leading player in the financial sector, has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing financial inclusion in Ghana by making financial services more accessible to all citizens.
Speaking on the Breakfast Daily Show on Channel One TV ahead of the ‘This is Ghana Exhibition,’ Samuel Darko, Head of Ghana Pay Mobile Money, emphasised the company’s mission as an Indigenous brand to drive the financial inclusion agenda in the country.
“Because it is ‘This is Ghana Exhibition and Ghana Pay Mobile Money is also made in Ghana, so what we are saying is that everyone who wants to come there should come on August 31 and September 1, must be able to pay through a made-in-Ghana Initiative. While you are promoting made-in-Ghana products, you are also paying through a made-in-Ghana initiative,” he stated.
Sadia Tetteh, Business Development Executive for Ghana Pay Mobile Money, further highlighted the platform’s benefits, emphasising its affordability and user-friendly nature.
“What we try to do as a business is to make sure that every Ghanian who wants access to financial services is able to afford them. So, on Ghana Pay, you are able to send mobile money to all mobile networks and it is for free.
“You are able to send money from your mobile money to any bank account for free. On Ghana pay, as well, again because of affordability, you want to make sure that whoever is using the platform has easy access to the statement of accounts, every other financial statement that they need and it’s all for free,” she stated.
The two-day event will feature over 300 exhibitors showcasing made-in-Ghana products and services at the forecourt of the Accra Metropolitan Assembly head office in Accra.
The exhibition aims to promote indigenous product packaging, showcase local industry innovations, and boost the patronage of Ghanaian products.
A seminar focused on “Digital Sales and Marketing to Increase Revenue” will also be held on August 31 from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Other seminars planned for the two-day event include, “Managing Your Finances/Accounts,” which will be held from 11 am to 1 pm on Saturday, August 31, and “Packaging Your Product for the Export Market,” from 11 am to 1 pm on September 1.
The seminar attracts a fee of GHC200. Place a call to 0205973973 to register.
