MTN will start charging more for Mobile Money cashouts on July 1st.

Additionally, for the majority of their digital financial transfers, Ghanaians have been forced to pay an annoying 1% electronic transfer fee (e-levy).

However, MTN has not yet provided an explanation for why the fees for cash-out transactions have increased.

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