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Ghana Fintech and Payment Association warns public of unlicensed mobile loan businesses

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Ghana Fintech and Payment Association warns public of unlicensed mobile loan businesses

In a move to safeguard the interests of Ghanaian consumers and promote financial integrity, the Ghana Fintech and Payment Association (GFPA) has issued a stark warning against the utilization of financial products and services provided by unlicensed and illegal mobile loan businesses. This cautionary stance comes hot on the heels of the Bank of Ghana’s second notice, which explicitly advised the public against seeking loans from a staggering 97 unlicensed entities operating through mobile money platforms.

The GFPA, an association steadfastly dedicated to fostering innovation within the realm of financial technology, has strongly denounced these illegal lending practices. Citing exorbitant interest rates, frequently surpassing an alarming 100% per annum, the association aptly characterizes the activities of these illicit businesses as fraudulent.

In an official statement released on Wednesday, the GFPA urged its members, as well as all other payments service providers, to refrain from facilitating the operations of these unlicensed actors by denying them access to their esteemed payment gateways. By strategically positioning themselves as intermediaries in the financial ecosystem, these payment service providers play a vital role in ensuring the integrity and legitimacy of transactions. Their steadfast commitment to combating financial malpractice is evident as they align their efforts with the Bank of Ghana, the regulatory body overseeing lending activities, as well as other pertinent state agencies.

The partnership between the GFPA and the Bank of Ghana underscores their shared objective of curbing the proliferation of these unscrupulous practices and safeguarding the interests of consumers. By actively collaborating, the two entities aim to establish a robust and secure digital financial landscape, where individuals can confidently access financial services from duly licensed institutions without fear of falling victim to fraudulent schemes.

The GFPA’s cautionary message serves as a timely reminder to Ghanaians to exercise caution and prudence when engaging with mobile loan providers. With the rapid expansion of financial technology and the ease of access to digital services, it becomes increasingly crucial for consumers to be discerning and selective in their choice of financial partners.

The ramifications of falling prey to unlicensed mobile loan businesses can be severe, resulting in crippling debt burdens and irreparable damage to individuals’ financial well-being. Thus, the GFPA’s proactive stance in raising awareness about these unscrupulous entities provides much-needed protection for consumers, shielding them from the perils of extortionate interest rates and deceitful practices.

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This collaborative effort between the GFPA and the Bank of Ghana underscores the significance of a multi-faceted approach to tackle such challenges effectively. By leveraging their expertise, industry knowledge, and regulatory frameworks, they aim to eradicate the menace posed by unlicensed mobile loan businesses, thereby preserving the sanctity of Ghana’s financial sector.

The GFPA’s warning serves as a clarion call for both consumers and financial service providers alike to remain vigilant and discerning in their interactions within the digital financial landscape. Through their resolute commitment to collaboration and proactive measures, the GFPA and the Bank of Ghana strive to create a financial ecosystem that fosters trust, empowers consumers, and upholds the highest standards of ethical conduct.

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  1. Joshua Enchill says:
    2 years ago

    Thanks for this information. God bless you. I am a victim to this apps. Infact it’s very sad if your are in default. Insults, treats, defamation it’s their hall mark. The will publish you to all your contacts that you are a FRAUDSTER in disgraceful manner and their interest rate is very high.

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