Ghana Card Can Be Used As ATM For Money Withdrawals Across the world ,Atta Junior Kuffour

 

A renewed Chartered Analyst and Special Technology Advisor, Atta Junior Kuffour, envisions using the Ghana Card for ATM withdrawals and payments, aiming to create a cashless system despite challenges in bank and government cooperation.

Mr Atta Junior Kuffour, Chartered Analyst and Special Technology Advisor for the AfCFTA Policy Network, has set his sights on transforming the way Ghanaians interact with technology by leveraging the Ghana Card as an ATM card to withdraw cash.

He envisions the Ghana Card not just as an identification tool but as a means for everyday transactions, reshaping the way payments are made across the country.

Mr Kuffour’s vision is to enable Ghanaians to load cash directly onto their Ghana Cards, turning them into versatile payment tools. This shift will allow users to scan their cards for transactions at various outlets, making the process more efficient.

Additionally, the Ghana Card will be integrated into all ATM systems across the country.

“In partnership with VISA, plans are also underway to make the card usable at ATMs globally, putting Ghana on the map in terms of seamless international financial accessibility”.

To ensure that Ghanaians are well-equipped to use this technology, Mr. Kuffour plans to introduce digital brochures that guide users step-by-step on how to navigate the new systems.

These brochures will be available across platforms, offering clear instructions on using the Ghana Card for payments, financial management, and other services.

He had hoped that this would be a reality by the end of this year but it has been difficult for him to get the required cooperation from banks and government officials.

Background 

Mr. Atta Junior Kuffour (ING., CGIA) is an experienced computer engineer by profession and a Chartered Analyst from the Institute of Chartered Global Investment Analysts, United States of America.

He is the founder of a Ghanaian registered corporate business, Glomot Company Limited, and a tertiary school, Glomot Industrial Science and Technology Institute (GISTI). Mr. Atta Junior Kuffour is a co-founder of a registered university called WEST AFRICA UNIVERSITY OF AVIATION AND INDUSTRIES. 

Mr. Atta Junior Kuffour (ING., CGIA) is the Vice President of the Silicon Valley of Ghana and the youngest Board member.

He has written many ideas into books, including the ‘CENTRAL SYSTEM’ that drives many innovative policy frameworks and operations in the e-government system application development in Ghana, such as the DNA Identification system, electronic Micro-Taxation System, Roads E-Toll system, National Standard Pricing system, Mega Data Center Development, etc. Mr. Kuffour is an expert in Cyber innovation development, Forensic technology, and system architecture.

Mr. Atta Junior Kuffour (ING., CGIA) is the author of the book ‘PARACOGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT’ which teaches strategic curriculum development for industrial science and technology education.

He is a researcher in NANOCOMPUTATION MATHEMATICS, New Unicode, and language code assembling. He is a great researcher in the ENIGMA CODING and cipher technology education.

By Enock Baffoe /uniquenewsgh.com

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