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The Chief Executive Officer of eTranzact, John Apea has emphasised the need for Ghana’s digital currency (e-cedi) to have the capability of being used for cross-border transactions. Currently, Ghana and South Africa are also in the process of rolling out their respective digital currencies. Contributing to a panel discussion at a Ghana Academy of Arts

eTranzact, a leading electronic payment platform in Ghana, has rented a fully furnished apartment for Mr Martin B. Annor, a physically challenged Ghanaian who was abandoned by his parents. Martin, who has been under the care of his grandfather, Daniel Takyi Forson, was given a new self-controlled electronic wheelchair as well as start-up capital for

Established in the year 2006, eTranzact Ghana Limited has been at the forefront delivering cutting-edge innovation in the electronic payment space. As a market leader providing bespoke electronic payment solutions, eTranzact continues to support banks and other financial services providers to deliver digital financial solutions for their clients. The licence, the highest within the PSP

ELECTRONIC PAYMENTS and aggregation solutions firm, eTranzact, in partnership with the Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement Systems (GhIPSS) on Monday, launched the Gh-link EMV debit and credit cards. An improvement over the Ghlink Card, CEO of GhIPSS, Archie Hesse, said the new cards would complement the government’s digitization and financial inclusion efforts. Mr Hesse said,