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TRUST: The Currency of Ghana’s Digital Economy

A recognisable, regulator-backed "trust seal" for platforms, merchants and payment service providers that meet defined security and consumer-protection standards would give ordinary users a fast, visible way to distinguish legitimate actors from cloned websites and impersonation schemes, directly addressing the fraud typologies flagged at the Digital Economy Forum.
MoTAI is well placed to play that role: rallying regulators (Bank of Ghana, National Communications Authority, Cyber Security Authority), private-sector value-chain actors (banks, PSPs, mobile network operators, e-commerce platforms) and development partners around a shared, trade-oriented digital economy agenda, rather than leaving each institution to run its own parallel initiative.
That was the throughline connecting two of the month's most consequential media-led interventions — the JoyNews/Multimedia Group Digital Economy Forum on trust and fraud, and the Ecobank–JoyNews Business Financial Dialogue on financial inclusion.
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