Guaranty Trust Bank (Ghana) Limited [GTBank] has opened its 35th branch in Wa, as part of efforts to bring exceptional banking solutions and services closer to residence and workers of the Upper West Region.
The newly opened branch, which is located at the Fongo Wapani Residential Area, is set to offer swift and convenient universal banking services to individuals and businesses within the Wa district and its environs.
Addressing staff and guests during the official opening of the branch, Divisional Head of Corporate Communication and Experience at GTBank, Agnes Owusu-Afram said: “It is always exciting when we extend our exceptional products and services to new territories. It is an opportunity for others to experience the convenient and superior banking services we have been serving Ghanaians with over the last 16 years”.
She continued: “We have been receiving calls about extending our services to this region, and finally we have heeded the call. We are opening big by extending our ongoing reward initiative, EfiadaDwa Promo, to all new customers in Wa. Anyone who opens an account with us will enjoy free electronic banking services, free Visa or Mastercard and free Commission on Turnover (COT). We also have specially designed products such as SME Credit and Quick Credit facilities to support our customers in times of emergency and for the expansion of their businesses”.
The GTBank Wa branch offers a full range of banking and value-added services such as Mobile Money, local and international transfers, utility bill payments, school fees payments, remittances and many more.
Present to grace the occasion were representative of the Wa Naa, Naa Jamal Adama Kpegla; the Wa Municipal Chief Executive, Honorable Alhaji Issahaku Moomin Tahiru; the Wa District Police Commander, Superintendent Franklin Kwasi Kramoh, and representatives of the central business community.
Guaranty Trust Bank (Ghana) Limited has established itself as a pacesetter in the financial services industry, delivering superior quality services to customers through its branch networks and diverse electronic channels which allow customers to conveniently bank on the go.
