By Esther Awuah
Daniel Asiedu (right) in a handshake with Oscar Mensah after the launch |
Zenith
Bank Ghana Limited, in collaboration with MultiChoice Ghana, operators of DStv,
have introduced a scheme that will allow DStv subscribers to pay their monthly subscription
without visiting the MultiChoice office or payment points.
Known
as the Direct Debit Scheme, the product is designed to provide all DStv
subscribers nationwide as well as customers and non-customers of the Bank with
an automated interbank direct debit platform.
The
scheme is supported by the Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement System
(GhIPPS) and therefore non-customers of Zenith Bank are expected to benefit
from it as well.
Speaking
at the launch, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Zenith Bank, Daniel Asiedu
said the relationship between the two companies has evolved to enhance subscription
payments to deliver uninterrupted service to subscribers.
He
said “today we are gathered here to launch yet another innovative product
leveraging on available technology whereby subscribers can sign up for
automatic monthly deductions, irrespective of the bank they save with and enjoy
uninterrupted service.”
He
noted that the bank was determined to continue to provide value to all its
customers and the general public at large through innovative product collaborations.
Oscar
Mensah, Head of Operations at MultiChoice, said the scheme “was borne out of
the commitment of MultiChoice to ensure subscribers enjoy uninterrupted service
in a convenient manner whether or not they have an account with Zenith Bank.”
He
explained that when a subscriber signs up for the scheme, his or her account
will be debited monthly and the money paid to MultiChoice Ghana.
This
immediately reflects on the MultiChoice payment monitoring system and the
subscribers DStv account is credited.
To
sign on to the scheme, subscribers are required to complete mandate forms at
the MultiChoice office and all Zenith Bank branches.
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