Moneygram

MoneyGram money transfer is an electronic funds transfer service that enables individuals to send & receive money from over 200 countries and MoneyGram Agent locations around the World.

 

MoneyGram is an international money transfer service that enables individuals to receive funds from over 200+ countries and MoneyGram Agent locations through a network of 370,000+ locations worldwide.

 

With Access Bank’s MoneyGram services, you are assured of receiving your money in over 52 Access Bank locations nationwide from Monday through to Fridays and from selected locations on Saturdays. The product is uniquely designed to allow both customers and non-customers of Access Bank receive funds.


Features

  • Fast
  • Convenient
  • Funds can be received as cash or directly into beneficiary’s Cedi account.
  • Easy, secured and efficient means for funds transfer
  • Pay out currency in cedis
  • No cost to beneficiary

Standard Payout Requirements for Receiving Payments

Beneficiaries can receive MoneyGram at any of our locations nationwide by providing the following:

  • Reference Number
  • Sender’s Full Name
  • Receiver’s Full Name
  • Date Of Birth
  • Residential Address
  • Mobile Phone Number
  • Correct Sending Country
  • Expected Payout Amount
  • Valid non-expired Government issued photo ID

Eligibility

This service is available to both account holders and walk-in-customers who are above 18 years.

Acceptable  Identification

The acceptable means of identification are:

  • Ghanaians (National Identification Card)
  • Foreigners (International Passport only)

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