The central bank of Ghana responsible for regulating the country's financial sector.
Ghana Revokes Fintech Startup Zeepay’s Licence Over Regulatory Breaches
The Bank of Ghana revoked Zeepay's DEMI licence citing multiple regulatory breaches. Zeepay failed to maintain the required cash backing for electronic money, exposing users to financial risks.
Ghana’s Zeepay, A Rising Star in Ghanaian Fintech, Has Been Facing A Wave of Lawsuits and Regulatory Scrutiny
Zeepay was founded in 2014 to facilitate remittances directly into mobile money wallets in Africa. The company expanded from Ghana into over 20 countries, including Zambia, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, and The Gambia.
Enza Awarded Payments License From Bank of Ghana, Eyeing Summer Launch
Enza awarded a Payment Service Provider Enhanced license by the Bank of Ghana. The license allows Enza to roll out services to banks, fintechs, and financial institutions in Ghana.
From Crypto Dreams to Payment Rails: The Moolre Survival Story – Building Bytes
Yusif Ya-Adzagey discusses the importance of infrastructure in Africa's fintech ecosystem. He shares his experience in building early web and mobile platforms.
An EdTech Startup Made Its Presence Felt At A Fintech Awards Show. Here’s Why eCampus Has Moved Beyond Edtech
eCampus won a trophy at Ghana’s premier financial services awards in 2026. The company has spent over two decades focusing on understanding compliance in the financial sector.
