MTN Ghana warns businesses against sharing PINs - MyJoyOnline
MTN Ghana has advised small and medium-sized business owners to protect their digital accounts by keeping PINs private and remaining vigilant against fraudulent messages. The company also introduced new digital solutions and mentorship programs to support local entrepreneurs.
Why it matters
As SMEs increasingly rely on digital financial platforms, cybersecurity awareness is critical to preventing financial loss and protecting business assets.
--> MTN Ghana, during a training programme for entrepreneurs in Sunyani, Ghana, urged representatives of small and medium-sized businesses not to share PINs and to treat suspicious codes, links and calls with caution. This was reported by MyJoyOnline .
Eric Antwi, MTN Business regional sales manager for the Northern Business Unit, said entrepreneurs must independently ensure the protection of their digital accounts and mobile money accounts. He stressed that a PIN is unique and should not be disclosed.
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