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How frictionless payments are helping Ghana’s SMEs grow
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Through this collaboration, Ghanaian businesses can accept multiple digital payment methods, including mobile money and e-wallets, from customers locally and internationally, through a single platform, with fraud protection, chargeback support and training on managing digital payments included.
For Ghana’s SMEs, that is where the next opportunity lies: turning digital payment adoption into a foundation for stronger, more connected and more resilient businesses.
A digital payment creates a useful record of business activity, which makes it easier to reconcile sales and manage revenue and, overtime, builds the transaction history a lender can price.
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