According to Taptap Send, teams are working hard with their partners in Ghana to ensure a smooth return of the service. Although the exact timeline for resuming transfers is not provided, Taptap Send reiterated its commitment to providing “excellent service.”
In the meantime, Taptap Send assured users that their funds are completely safe and secure. Any money held in Taptap Send wallets can still be withdrawn to personal bank accounts. The company emphasized that this is only a temporary pause and that customer funds are fully protected.
This operational halt comes at a time when remittances from the diaspora play an important role in the Ghanaian economy and thus, many Ghanaians are hopeful for a swift resolution, especially given the rising importance of digital remittances in bridging financial gaps for families and communities
Taptap Send is an app that lets people send money back home to Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean quickly and at very low prices. Since launching in summer 2018, we’ve already moved billions of dollars and reached hundreds of thousands of customers. We’re live in the UK, EU, US, Canada and UAE, and we support payments into Senegal, Mali, Guinea, Ghana, Cameroon, the Ivory Coast and many others.
