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Ghana: Visa and Access Bank Launch Debit Card for Ghanaian SMEs

Visa, the global leader in digital payments, has partnered with Access Bank, one of Ghana’s leading financial institutions, to introduce the Visa Business Debit Card, a financial product specifically designed for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Ghana.

The initiative aims to empower SMEs, which are crucial to Ghana’s economy, by providing them with a convenient and secure way to manage their business finances. 

The Access Visa Business Debit Card offers features such as global acceptance, enhanced security with EMV chip technology, and tools for efficient expense management. Additionally, cardholders can enjoy rewards and discounts on business-related purchases.

Vice President of Visa West Africa, Andrew Uaboi, highlighted the partnership’s significance, stating, “This initiative underscores our commitment to supporting the growth and success of small businesses in Ghana. By providing SMEs with the tools they need to manage their finances more effectively, we are helping to drive economic development and create opportunities for entrepreneurs across the country.”

Executive Director of Retail and Digital Banking at Access Bank (Ghana) Plc, Pearl Nkrumah, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the bank’s dedication to empowering SMEs. “Our aim is to fuel SME growth, and this partnership reaffirms our commitment. The Access Visa Business Debit Card is crafted to meet the unique needs of SMEs, offering financial flexibility, international access, and practical business solutions.”

The launch event showcased Access Bank’s ongoing commitment to delivering innovative banking solutions and supporting the financial growth of its customers. With a vision to be the world’s most respected African bank, Access Bank continues to build partnerships that drive sustainable growth and economic transformation.

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