First Mobile ATM For Ghana

By  |  April 21, 2013
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The first mobile ATM for Ghana has been introduced by Ghana’s UT Bank, reports ATM Marketplace. The mobile ATM was presented at the bank’s annual shareholder meeting that took place in Accra. The machine includes communication and technology that allows for real-time online banking services. Customers in Ghana will have access to full banking services that include cash payments, withdrawals, international money transfers and much more.

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    Pearl Esua-Mensah, deputy managing director of UT Bank, said, “The essence of implementation of UT Bank on Wheels’ is to effectively and efficiently reach out to this segment of the bankable population by taking banking to their doorstep.”

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