The Bank of Ghana has cautioned the public against depositing funds with entities not licensed to take deposits.
The central bank in a statement issued Thursday, November 8, 2018 and signed by Frances Van-Hein Sackey, Bank Secretary, the entities including Global Coin Community Help International Limited (G.C.C.H), Wealth Drive Ghana Limited (WDG), Devonshire Place Capital Ghana Limited, TCL Markets Ghana Limited, FX-Crypto Traders and Sonsis Susu Services have not been licensed to carry out activities of taking deposits from depositors.
The Bank is therefore warning the public to be careful of deals with these entities as any business done with them would be at the risk of depositors. The Bank of Ghana said it will not be liable for the refund of any deposit lost by a depositor.
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this people have been working for the past 5 years are u now telling us..what a ***barred word*** hole country
BOG, is that all you can say?
If Gold coast, Uni credit, beige capital, first allied and many others can not operate creditably under bog and sec then we are doomed.
yooo, license THEM SO DEY CAN WORK!
Please we are tired of your regulatory measures. Where is First Allied, Uni Credit and Gold COast customers monues. Why are you silence on them.
Menzgold won against BOG.