Cellulant, a leading Pan-African payments technology, has successfully integrated Telcel Cash for Google Play users in Ghana.

The Rise of Telcel Cash Wallet as a Payment Method on Google Play in Ghana will utilise mobile money payments for platform services, addressing limited international card usage in the market.

In Ghana, as in many African nations, low card penetration has fueled the rise of alternative payment options like mobile money wallets.Cellulant and Google said the move is intended to increase usage and downloads in a market where international card usage is limited.

Africa leads the US$1 trillion mobile money business globally, driving innovation and acceptance. This integration between Cellulant and Telecel Ghana will not only enhance accessibility for thousands of Ghanaian users but also support Google Play’s deeper penetration into the African market.

Richard Gesimba, Vice President of Cellulant’s Checkout Business Unit, expressed his enthusiasm for facilitating payments for Google Play and enhancing accessibility for Ghanaian users.

He emphasised the importance of expanding payment alternatives for inclusive shopping experiences.

Kevin McDaid, Head of Partnerships, Payments Platform at Google Europe, Middle East, and Africa, also emphasised that expanding payment alternatives aims to create an inclusive shopping experience for Google Play consumers.

Mobile money wallets are becoming increasingly popular in African markets due to their convenience, security, and accessibility.They enable users to make transactions anytime, anywhere, without the need for a physical bank account or credit card.

In addition, they offer merchants a cost-effective and secure payment option, reducing the risk of fraud and chargebacks.Compared to traditional payment methods, mobile money wallets offer many advantages. They are easy to use, require minimal setup, and offer instant transactions.

They also offer a range of services beyond payments, including bill payments, airtime top-ups, and money transfers. The integration between Cellulant and Telecel Ghana is a significant step in expanding alternative payment options in African markets.

Cellulant empowers businesses to accept payments via mobile money, cards (local & international), and bank transfers – all through their user-friendly platform.

Among Cellulant other innovative products include Tingg.Cellulant’s Tingg platform simplifies online payments for businesses in Kenya and Nigeria.

This e-payment system offers a wide range of options for customers, including credit cards, debit cards, bank transfers, QR codes, and digital wallets.

Customers can conveniently pay by dialing a USSD code and entering a specific amount or by scanning a QR code displayed at checkout.

Signing up for Tingg is easy – just choose your business type, select your operating country and desired payment destination, and verify your account with an activation link sent to your email. Existing users can simply sign in to their accounts.

In Kenya, Tingg goes beyond just bill payments. Customers can also use Tingg to conveniently top up their mobile phones with airtime.

Here’s how: simply dial *369# and select option 3 for airtime purchases. You can then choose whether to recharge your own number, a favorite contact, or enter a new number entirely.

Once you’ve entered the amount you want to add, Tingg will initiate a mobile money checkout via Mpesa or Airtel Money, allowing you to seamlessly complete the transaction.

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The potential for mobile money wallets in African markets is enormous, and the rise of digital payment companies like Cellulant is driving innovation and acceptance.

The integration between Cellulant and Telecel Ghana for Google Play payments is undeniably a significant development in African markets.

It addresses the limited international card usage in the market and provides users with a convenient and secure payment option.

The potential for mobile money wallets in African markets is enormous, and the integration between Cellulant and Telecel Ghana is a significant step in expanding alternative payment options.