Airtel Money and Tigo Cash are set to be integrated in Ghana, expanding on an existing joint venture between parent companies Bharti Airtel and Millicom, Modern Ghana reported.

Integration of the two wallet services, set for completion in April, will widen the number of destinations customers can transfer funds to and increase the range of merchants accepting payments.

The service will operate under the new banner AirtelTigo Money – matching the branding of the combined Millicom, Bharti Airtel joint venture in the country.

There are currently an estimated 6 million mobile money customers between the two services, processing a total of 4.5 million transactions per month. The platforms are currently supported by 11 partner banks, a figure the operators to increase to 20. fpn

During Q3 2017, the two companies completed a deal to combine their mobile operations in the country under a 50:50 joint venture branded AirtelTigo. At the time, the companies said the tie-up would provide a strong second player in the market – currently led by MTN.

Source: mobileworldlive.com

For remarkably steering Telecel Ghana through a major transition, making a remarkable impact in the sector and showing exemplary leadership over the last year, Chief Executive, Ing. Patricia Obo-Nai has been awarded CEO of the Year in the telecommunications sector at the 8th Ghana CEO Summit and Expo.

MTN Ghana wishes to inform its cherished customers and trade partners that, its scratch cards which was last introduced in trade in 2020 is being totally phased out effective 30th June 2024.

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications is warning against overburdening telecom operators with taxes, saying it could cripple the growth of the sector.

Airtel Money and Tigo Cash are set to be integrated in Ghana, expanding on an existing joint venture between parent companies Bharti Airtel and Millicom, Modern Ghana reported.

Integration of the two wallet services, set for completion in April, will widen the number of destinations customers can transfer funds to and increase the range of merchants accepting payments.

The service will operate under the new banner AirtelTigo Money – matching the branding of the combined Millicom, Bharti Airtel joint venture in the country.

There are currently an estimated 6 million mobile money customers between the two services, processing a total of 4.5 million transactions per month. The platforms are currently supported by 11 partner banks, a figure the operators to increase to 20. fpn

During Q3 2017, the two companies completed a deal to combine their mobile operations in the country under a 50:50 joint venture branded AirtelTigo. At the time, the companies said the tie-up would provide a strong second player in the market – currently led by MTN.

Source: mobileworldlive.com

For remarkably steering Telecel Ghana through a major transition, making a remarkable impact in the sector and showing exemplary leadership over the last year, Chief Executive, Ing. Patricia Obo-Nai has been awarded CEO of the Year in the telecommunications sector at the 8th Ghana CEO Summit and Expo.

MTN Ghana wishes to inform its cherished customers and trade partners that, its scratch cards which was last introduced in trade in 2020 is being totally phased out effective 30th June 2024.

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications is warning against overburdening telecom operators with taxes, saying it could cripple the growth of the sector.

Airtel Money and Tigo Cash are set to be integrated in Ghana, expanding on an existing joint venture between parent companies Bharti Airtel and Millicom, Modern Ghana reported.

Integration of the two wallet services, set for completion in April, will widen the number of destinations customers can transfer funds to and increase the range of merchants accepting payments.

The service will operate under the new banner AirtelTigo Money – matching the branding of the combined Millicom, Bharti Airtel joint venture in the country.

There are currently an estimated 6 million mobile money customers between the two services, processing a total of 4.5 million transactions per month. The platforms are currently supported by 11 partner banks, a figure the operators to increase to 20. fpn

During Q3 2017, the two companies completed a deal to combine their mobile operations in the country under a 50:50 joint venture branded AirtelTigo. At the time, the companies said the tie-up would provide a strong second player in the market – currently led by MTN.

Source: mobileworldlive.com

For remarkably steering Telecel Ghana through a major transition, making a remarkable impact in the sector and showing exemplary leadership over the last year, Chief Executive, Ing. Patricia Obo-Nai has been awarded CEO of the Year in the telecommunications sector at the 8th Ghana CEO Summit and Expo.

MTN Ghana wishes to inform its cherished customers and trade partners that, its scratch cards which was last introduced in trade in 2020 is being totally phased out effective 30th June 2024.

The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications is warning against overburdening telecom operators with taxes, saying it could cripple the growth of the sector.