Taptap Send, a leading global money transfer company, has officially resumed its services to Ghana after a temporary suspension. Customers in the UK, Europe, Canada, the United States, and the UAE can now send money effortlessly to their loved ones in Ghana once again.
The suspension was a result of a directive from the Bank of Ghana, which required Taptap Send to pause partnerships with local banks and fintechs for one month regarding its newly launched wallet product for EU/UK customers. Despite no breach of laws, Taptap Send complied with the regulatory process and confirmed that its operations and regulatory status remain intact.
“We’re fully committed to complying with all relevant regulations and we’re excited to resume transfers to Ghana for the thousands of customers who have relied on us for their money transfers over the years,” said Darryl Mawutor Abraham, Head of Taptap Send Africa.
To celebrate its return, Taptap Send is introducing the Sanbra Promo to show appreciation to customers for their patience and loyalty. The promo includes a chance to win a free flight when sending £/$/€1,000 through Taptap Send, bonus credits for the next transfer, and recipients in Ghana can win prizes from a giveaway pot of 100,000 GHS.
In addition to the promotions, Taptap Send has launched a new feature called Charities, allowing customers to directly support meaningful causes in Ghana through the app. This feature makes it easier for users to give back and make a positive impact in the community.
Taptap Send remains committed to serving the Ghanaian diaspora by offering secure, reliable, and affordable money transfer services. Ghana is a key market for Taptap Send, and the company is dedicated to continuing to innovate to connect families and empower communities across borders.
For those interested in sending money through Taptap Send, they can visit their website at www.taptapsend.com. Taptap Send is a global fintech company with a mission to reduce the cost and friction of transferring money, thus equalizing access to capital and accelerating macroeconomic growth. Ghana is one of the over 40 countries where Taptap Send offers money transfer services.
