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MTN Mobile Money Down for customers across Ghana

Update: As at 22:01 GMT, MTN’s Mobile Money service seems to have been restored. A lot of customers on MTN Ghana’s Mobile Money service have complained about the service being down for them. Those who are trying to receive money or send are unable to do so as of 21:55 GMT on Tuesday, 19th October […]

Shepherd Yaw MortteyShepherd Yaw Morttey
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MTN Mobile Money Down for customers across Ghana

Update: As at 22:01 GMT, MTN’s Mobile Money service seems to have been restored.

A lot of customers on MTN Ghana’s Mobile Money service have complained about the service being down for them. Those who are trying to receive money or send are unable to do so as of 21:55 GMT on Tuesday, 19th October 2021.

The MTN Mobile money outage was first reported to me via a friend around 21:32 GMT today. When using the usual *170# shortcode, I only receive some HTML responses.

However, one Twitter user @MSBawoni seem to have experienced issues as early as 19:15 GMT.

A lot of other users on social media platforms have also confirmed that they are having issues with MTN Mobile Money’s services.

See some of the reactions below:

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Shepherd Yaw Morttey

Shepherd Yaw Morttey is an SEO Expert in Accra, Ghana with over 7 years of experience working with businesses that want to see their Google search rankings surge. Apart from being keen on Online Consumer Behaviours, he loves to discover how online can influence offline sales and conversion. He is the founder of Mfidie.com, the biggest tech-focused blog in Ghana, a former EIT at MEST Africa. Shepherd is available for consultations on shepherd@mfidie.com or via LinkedIn.

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