The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications (GTC) and its members the Mobile Money Operators; Airtel Mobile Commerce Ltd (AirtelTigo Money) , Mobile Money Limited (MTN MoMo), Vodafone Ghana Mobile Financial Services Limited (Vodafone Cash) says it has held extensive deliberation with the government on the E-Levy.
The Chamber in a statement said to reduce the overall impact of the new levy on consumers, MTN and AirtelTigo have agreed to downward revision of their P2P (person to person transfer) fees by up to 25% depending on respective operator.
Vodafone currently has no charges, the statement said.
“Each operator would notify their customers of the applicable revised rate when the e-levy bill is passed into law.
Our customers service centers would be ready to provide to customers assistance during the implementation of the e-levy. We pledge our continued support to our customers and would continue to deliver innovative products and service that would ensure the convenience of the digital financial platforms and support the national digital transformation effort,” the statement added.
Read the full statement below
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana