Enza Secures PSP Enhanced Licence from Bank of Ghana
enza has announced that the Central Bank of Ghana has awarded it a Payment Service Provider Enhanced licence...
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Enza has successfully obtained a Payment Service Provider (PSP) Enhanced licence from the Bank of Ghana, marking a significant advancement for digital payments in Ghana and across Africa.
- The PSP Enhanced licence signifies a major milestone for Enza and Ghana's financial services sector.
- Key stakeholder: Enza, a financial services company, and the Bank of Ghana, Ghana's central bank.
- Hany Fekry, Group Chief Executive Officer of Enza, expressed pride in the achievement and outlined plans to leverage this licence to innovate payment technology tailored for the Ghanaian market.
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