Bringing regulatory control over mobile money
Mobile money services are increasingly becoming popular in Ghana. As a concept, mobile money poses tremendous benefits to the population of the country, by way of bridging economic disparities and promoting financial inclusion. From an economic standpoint as well, mobile money services are an added source of revenue to a country. But under unregulated circumstances, problems in the mobile money sector can escalate quickly, putting not only individual security, but also national security at risk.
Mobile Money Monitoring is a key component of its Common Platform that enables regulators to monitor and regulate these services in Ghana.
Mobile Money Monitoring allows for the real-time monitoring of all mobile money transactions in a country. Through the ongoing collection, consolidation and analysis of mobile money information, it enables governments and regulatory agencies to address issues that arise in a rapidly developing mobile payment services ecosystem. This includes the enforcement of AML, KYC and CFT standards. This complements mobile money and regulatory frameworks with independent auditing and measurement tools.
The common platform non-intrusively monitors mobile money to provide the government and relevant authorities with collection and processing capacities. The Mobile Money Monitoring solution offers government agencies the necessary tools and technology to effectively regulate the payment services industry, thereby facilitating responsible growth.
Mobile Money Monitoring provides the data required by regulators to oversee the mobile money industry and ensure its harmonious and sustainable development. It helps to:
The solution promotes transparency and compliance in the mobile money sector.
The Common Platform (CP) is a digital collection mechanism encompassing Fraud Management, Traffic Monitoring, Revenue Assurance and Mobile Money Monitoring services.
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