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72% of Ghanaians trust mobile money more than financial institutions – Afrobarometer report

72% of Ghanaians trust mobile money more than financial institutions – Afrobarometer report
72% of Ghanaians trust mobile money more than financial institutions – Afrobarometer report
An <a data-link-role-code="none" href="https://www.pulse.com.gh/bi/finance/afrobarometer-report-shows-72-ghanaians-feel-safe-saving-in-their-mobile-money/phqj5qr" rel="noopener noreferrer">Afrobarometer</a> survey has revealed that 72% of Ghanaians trust mobile money more than other financial institutions.
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The report, which was conducted by the Center for Democratic Development (CDD), surveyed the views of 2,400 Ghanaians.

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The CDD report also stated that the reputation of savings and loans, microfinance and traditional ‘susu’ companies have declined.

Among the surveyed Ghanaians, only 8% of said they will continue to save with savings and loans companies.

Another 8% said they trust in traditional ‘susu’, while 7% say they still trust microfinance companies.

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Meanwhile, 83% of Ghanaians indicated that they still trust in banks, with 11% saying they would rather keep their money at home.

Statistics show that over 4 million transactions are recorded daily, while 13 million active mobile money wallets are in existence.

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