Overview
AT Money is the mobile money wallet of AT Ghana, the operator formerly known as AirtelTigo; the e-money licence behind it is held by Airtel Mobile Commerce (Ghana) Limited.
The company is on the public list of approved institutions kept by the country's central bank, in the category of dedicated electronic money issuers. It runs an e-wallet for transfers and payments.
What this means
An e-money issuer creates digital funds that sit in an electronic wallet and are used for transfers and payments. Dedicated means that issuing e-money is the company's core business rather than a side service of a bank. Mobile money is one of the main ways to pay and send funds in the country, especially outside large cities.
Legal entity
The operator is the local Airtel Mobile Commerce company. Its status is confirmed by an entry in the regulator's register, which partners treat as a basic sign of legal operation.
Who it suits
- businesses that want to collect payments from customers' mobile wallets;
- payment companies seeking access to the local mobile money audience.
What to clarify
Specific methods, pricing, limits and commercial coverage are not disclosed. Request them directly, stating whether you need pay-ins, bulk payouts or both.
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