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Quick Safety Tips
- Never share your PIN, OTP, or password with anyone
- If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is
- Verify offers by calling the company directly
- Don't click links in unexpected messages
- Report suspicious activity immediately
Common Scams in Ghana
The most reported scams targeting people in Ghana. Learn to recognise them so you don't fall victim.
Mobile Money Fraud
Scammers pretend to be MTN, Vodafone, or AirtelTigo agents and ask you to dial codes that transfer your money.
Never dial codes given to you by strangers. Your provider will never ask for your PIN.
WhatsApp Impersonation
Someone hacks or clones a friend's WhatsApp and messages you urgently asking for money.
Always call the person directly on their phone number before sending any money.
Fake Bank Alerts
You receive an SMS or email claiming your bank account has been compromised with a link to 'secure' it.
Banks never send links via SMS. Visit your bank's official app or branch directly.
Fake Job & Lottery Offers
You're told you've won a lottery you never entered, or offered a high-paying job that asks for fees upfront.
Legitimate employers never ask for money upfront. If it sounds too good to be true, it is.
Phishing Links on Social Media
Posts or DMs on Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok offering free data, giveaways, or shocking news that steal credentials.
Never click suspicious links. Check the URL carefully — scam sites misspell real website names.