Senior and Junior Staff of Rokel Commercial Bank Laud Dr. Walton Gilpin’s Reappointment as CEO


The reappointment of Dr. Walton Ekundayo Gilpin (COOR, HCIB) as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Rokel Commercial Bank (RCBank) has sparked widespread celebration within the institution, with both the Senior and Junior Staff Associations praising the decision as a vote of confidence in his transformational leadership and service to the nation.

In an official congratulatory message, the Senior Staff Association described Dr. Gilpin’s reappointment by His Excellency President Julius Maada Bio as a “well-deserved” affirmation of his exceptional performance and steadfast commitment to excellence.

“Under your dynamic and visionary stewardship, RCBank has grown in strength, reputation, and resilience,” the message reads. “Your leadership has inspired innovation, fostered a culture of accountability, and positioned the Bank as a shining model of integrity and performance within the financial sector.”

The Association reaffirmed its unwavering loyalty and pledged continued support for Dr. Gilpin’s leadership, expressing optimism that RCBank will reach even greater heights under his renewed mandate.

Similarly, the Junior Staff Association expressed heartfelt congratulations and gratitude, noting that Dr. Gilpin’s reappointment is not just a management decision but a reflection of national confidence and a powerful endorsement of his visionary leadership.

“Your leadership has been nothing short of phenomenal,” the Association stated. “You have transformed Rokel Commercial Bank into a dynamic, technology-driven institution that competes at both national and regional levels, while also empowering staff especially junior employees to pursue excellence.”

The Junior Staff Association also extended appreciation to President Bio for what they called a “wise and forward-looking decision” that reinforces his administration’s support for impactful, result-driven leadership in public institutions.

Dr. Gilpin’s reappointment is widely seen as a testament to his proven track record. Since taking the helm, he has steered RCBank through a period of remarkable growth and modernization.

One of his most significant achievements has been the successful recapitalization of the bank, increasing its operating capital from Le 91 billion to Le 271 billion. This made RCBank the first commercial bank in Sierra Leone to surpass the Central Bank’s capital requirement within a year a feat widely praised in the banking sector.

Dr. Gilpin currently oversees 18 branches and 9 outlets across the country and has demonstrated a firm commitment to expanding access to banking services. His drive for financial inclusion has seen the deployment of additional ATMs, introduction of digital banking platforms, and development of tailored financial products aimed at reaching underserved communities.

As he begins this new chapter, both senior and junior staff have reaffirmed their support and trust in his leadership, describing him as a unifying figure whose integrity, vision, and performance continue to inspire hope and pride within the institution.




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Rokel Commercial Bank Deepens Liberia Expansion Talks with Embassy and Business Leaders


Rokel Commercial Bank (RCB) is taking strategic steps toward expanding its operations into Liberia, with the bank’s Managing Director, Dr. Walton Ekundayo Gilpin, leading a high-powered delegation to the Sierra Leone Embassy in Monrovia as part of an ongoing feasibility mission.

The visit, welcomed by Head of Chancery Mrs. Sia A. Tejan, involved cordial and insightful exchanges with embassy officials. It forms part of RCB’s regional expansion strategy in line with President Julius Maada Bio’s vision for Sierra Leonean institutions to establish a presence across West Africa.

Dr. Gilpin emphasized the importance of the visit, noting that the bank had already met with key Liberian stakeholders including the Governor of the Central Bank and the Minister of Finance who were supportive of the initiative.

In addition to diplomatic engagements, Dr. Gilpin revealed that the delegation also held productive discussions with Liberian business leaders.

As we continue to explore the potentials for business in Liberia, we also met with Liberian business leaders to share our vision,” he stated. “That engagement was crucial as far as directing our focus and making the decisions that would ultimately lead us to where we want to be as a bank.”

Deputy Ambassador Lusine Kallon commended the RCB team for their forward-looking approach, raising strategic questions which were ably addressed by Dr. Gilpin and Director of Internal Audit, Mr. Charles B.S. Sesay. Mr. Sesay further stressed the key role of the Embassy’s Trade Attaché, Mr. Faroog Cole, in connecting the bank with Liberia’s private sector.

As a token of goodwill, Dr. Gilpin presented copies of RCB’s corporate magazine to the embassy team. The Head of Chancery later handed them over to the Deputy Ambassador, who assured the delegation of the Embassy’s continued support.

The RCB delegation included senior officials from key departments such as Operations and Treasury, Enterprise Risk Management, Marketing, Finance, Public Relations, and Simkorpor Mobile Services, reflecting the bank’s broad-based commitment to exploring sustainable opportunities in the Liberian market.

This mission marks a significant milestone in RCB’s regional growth journey, positioning the bank as a leading force in West Africa’s financial services sector.

 




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Afrimoney and Chicken Town Launch “Pay With Afrimoney And Get Free Delivery” Promotion


Afrimoney Sierra Leone and Chicken Town, in a move to enhance customer convenience and promote cashless transactions, have officially launched a joint promotion titled “Pay with Afrimoney and Get Free Delivery.”

The partnership event took place at Chicken Town Headquarters on Old Railway Line on Friday, 27th June, 2025.

The promotion, which runs from June 27 to July 31, 2025, aims to drive mobile money usage while improving food delivery services across Freetown.

John Konteh, Marketing Director of Afrimoney, expressed optimism about the partnership, stating, “This initiative aligns with a global trend toward digital financial services and cashless economies.”

He further asserted the rapid growth of mobile money globally, noting that there are currently around 2 billion registered mobile money users worldwide. Konteh emphasized the remarkable adoption of mobile money in Sierra Leone, particularly in the Western Area.

According to 2024 data from the Ministry of Finance, mobile money usage in Freetown has reached 100% penetration, indicating that nearly every mobile phone user in the city utilizes a mobile money account for various financial transactions.

Through the new promotion, customers who place food orders and pay via Afrimoney will benefit from free delivery. The offer is particularly timely during Sierra Leone’s rainy season when many prefer the convenience of home delivery.

To access the promotion, customers can call 392 to place their order and pay using Afrimoney. Once payment is confirmed and the delivery location is provided, the order will be delivered without any delivery fees.

Konteh also mentioned a target of 2,000 Afrimoney-powered orders through Chicken Town before the promotion ends on July 31. He noted, “This promotion not only rewards users with free delivery but also helps reinforce Afrimoney as the default mobile payment option for food services.”

Nathalie Mansaray, Marketing Lead at Chicken Town, echoed Konteh’s enthusiasm, stating, “At Chicken Town, we’re focused on delivering not just delicious meals, but also great service and innovative experiences.” She emphasized that the free delivery offer aligns with Chicken Town’s goals for expanding its business footprint and enhancing delivery efficiency.

Mansaray also hinted at future collaborative campaigns and service innovations, promising exciting updates in the coming months. With mobile technology increasingly shaping consumer behavior, the Afrimoney-Chicken Town promotion is expected to drive digital payment adoption and reshape customer service expectations in Sierra Leone’s growing food service industry.

As the rainy season begins in July, they encouraged customers to take advantage of this cost-saving offer, enjoying Chicken Town meals delivered to their doors at no extra charge when they dial 392, pay with Afrimoney, and provide their delivery location.




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Sierra Leone Commercial Bank Signs Strategic Partnership With Republic Bank Ghana


Sierra Leone Commercial Bank (SLCB) has taken a significant step toward regional integration and institutional strengthening by signing a technical cooperation agreement with Republic Bank Ghana.

This strategic partnership aims to enhance SLCB’s operational capacity and accelerate its transformation into a modern, innovation-led financial institution within West Africa.

More than just a ceremonial accord, the agreement signifies a commitment to deep technical collaboration, focusing on knowledge exchange, capacity building, and the enhancement of expertise. These elements are core to SLCB’s long-term vision of becoming a resilient bank that meets diverse financial needs across the region.

The official signing ceremony took place in Accra, Ghana, and featured key leadership figures from both banks. Republic Bank Ghana was represented by its Managing Director, Board Chairman, and other senior executives, while SLCB’s delegation included its Board Chairman, Managing Director, Director of Finance, and Head of the Company Secretariat, highlighting the strategic importance of the partnership.

Through this alliance, SLCB aims to leverage Republic Bank Ghana’s extensive experience and technical knowledge to drive excellence in service delivery, digital transformation, and sustainable banking practices. The collaboration is expected to lead to improved product offerings, more efficient systems, and greater customer satisfaction within Sierra Leone’s banking sector.

Both banks reaffirmed their shared vision of promoting higher standards in regional banking. The partnership is anticipated to yield mutual benefits, strengthening institutional performance and contributing to broader economic development in both Sierra Leone and Ghana.

This technical cooperation marks a pivotal moment in SLCB’s growth journey, signaling its readiness to embrace regional opportunities and deliver lasting value to customers, employees, shareholders, and the financial ecosystem at large.




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Bank of Sierra Leone Announces Reduction in Monetary Policy Rate to Boost Economic Growth


The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Sierra Leone (BSL) has reduced the Monetary Policy Rate (MPR) by 1 percentage point to 23.75%, effective June 24, 2025, in a move aimed at lowering borrowing costs and stimulating private sector investment.

The decision, approved by the BSL Board of Directors on June 23, follows a review of global and domestic economic conditions. Governor Dr. Ibrahim L. Stevens announced corresponding adjustments to the Standing Lending Facility Rate (SLFR) and Standing Deposit Facility Rate (SDFR), now set at 26.75% and 17.25%, respectively.

The MPC’s decision comes amid a cautiously optimistic outlook for Sierra Leone’s economy, underpinned by a significant decline in domestic inflation from 13.78% in December 2024 to 7.55% in May 2025. This drop, attributed to prudent monetary policies, fiscal discipline, stable fuel prices, and a relatively steady exchange rate, has created room for the BSL to ease monetary policy to support investment and growth.

Globally, the economic landscape remains challenging, with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), and the World Bank revising down their 2025 global growth forecasts to 2.8%, 2.9%, and 2.3%, respectively. These downgrades reflect trade policy shifts and geopolitical tensions, which could disrupt supply chains and exert inflationary pressures on Sierra Leone’s economy. Despite these risks, the MPC noted that global inflation is expected to decline in 2025 and 2026 due to tighter monetary policies and falling commodity prices.

Domestically, Sierra Leone’s economy is projected to grow by 4.5% in 2025, up from 4.0% in 2024, driven by strong performances in mining, agriculture, and services. The MPC anticipates growth to rise further to 4.7% in 2026 and 2027, supported by government initiatives to enhance agricultural productivity. However, external risks such as global supply chain disruptions and trade tensions could pose challenges, prompting calls for policies to bolster economic resilience.

The MPC highlighted mixed developments in Sierra Leone’s external and fiscal sectors. The trade deficit widened in the first quarter of 2025 due to higher import costs and lower export earnings, while foreign exchange reserves fell to cover just 1.8 months of imports. On the fiscal front, the budget deficit grew in early 2025 due to lower domestic revenue and higher interest payments, though reduced spending on goods, services, and subsidies narrowed the primary deficit. A decline in the 364-day Treasury Bill rate has eased borrowing costs, providing fiscal space for the government.

Monetary developments showed a contraction in reserve money but moderate growth in broad money (M2) in the first quarter. While credit to the private sector increased, it remains insufficient to drive significant investment. The MPC stressed the need for a more inclusive credit environment to support private sector growth.

In its statement, the MPC emphasised that the rate cut aims to encourage private sector credit, reduce borrowing costs, and promote sustainable growth while maintaining vigilance over inflationary risks. The next MPC meeting is scheduled for 25 September 2025.




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Sierra Leone and Seven Other West African Countries in Malaysia to Unveil the Truth About QNET


QNET, a 26-year-old international direct selling company with operations in about 100 countries including Sierra Leone has invited journalists from seven West African countries to visit its Head Office in Malaysia and attend this year’s VCON, a global gathering of QNET’s independent distributors, marketing experts, entrepreneurs, and other stakeholders.

Among the journalists invited from QNET’s sub-Saharan Africa operations were senior reporters and editors from Ghana, Nigeria, Togo, Senegal, Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. The Editor of Sierraloaded represented Sierra Leone.

As part of a tradition it began in 2022, QNET annually invites journalists from various countries to its headquarters to witness first-hand its operations and attend the company’s flagship conference, VCON, in Malaysia. This is part of its continued efforts to counter misinformation and build transparency around its brand and products.

In recent years, QNET has faced widespread misconceptions, as scammers have falsely used the company’s name to defraud people. In response, QNET has increased public education through press statements, media engagement events, and partnerships with security and government agencies particularly in Sierra Leone. It has also launched a robust anti-fraud initiative called “QNET Against Scams,” aimed at offering clear, factual information about the company and its offerings.

As part of the media tour, West African journalists visited QNET’s 15-storey headquarters, the QI Tower a towering and modern facility that visibly reinforces the company’s legitimacy and global reach. They also toured the QNET product gallery, where they could see and experience the lifestyle and wellness products the company manufactures for customers in Sierra Leone, Africa, and beyond.

Journalists participated in presentations detailing QNET’s business structure, philosophy, model, and product lines. During these sessions, it was made evident that QNET is a long-established company with a genuine presence and commitment to African markets. The media team was also introduced to the RYTHM Foundation (Raise Yourself To Help Mankind), the company’s corporate social responsibility arm, which supports impactful humanitarian projects worldwide.

Day One of the tour emphasized QNET’s operations in Africa especially Sierra Leone where fraudulent individuals have used the company’s name to exploit innocent people. QNET made it clear that it has no association with such individuals and is actively working to combat scams and misinformation. Inviting journalists from several African countries is one way QNET aims to increase transparency and correct public misconceptions.

During the sessions, QNET repeatedly clarified the following:

It does not offer job opportunities abroad or require large payments in exchange for employment.

It does not offer scholarships or visa services.

QNET is not a Ponzi scheme or an investment platform.

Anyone spreading such false claims should be reported to security agencies or directly to QNET via its WhatsApp hotline: +233 256 630 005.

VCON 2025 officially opens on June 21, 2025, on the beautiful island of Penang, Malaysia, with over 8,000 participants expected from around the world.




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GTBank Sierra Leone Welcomes Daniel Attah as the New Managing Director, Bids Farewell to Ade Adebiyi


Guaranty Trust Bank (SL) Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of Daniel Attah as the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer effective 12th May 2025.

Attah’s appointment, approved by the Central Bank of Sierra Leone, follows his nomination by the Board of GTBank Sierra Leone and Guaranty Trust Company PLC. He succeeds Ade Adebiyi, who has completed his tenure.

With over 25 years of banking experience, Attah brings extensive expertise in Corporate Banking, Retail Banking, Treasury, Risk Management and Banking Operations. He previously served as Executive Director Technology and Operations of GTBank Gambia and General Manager, GTBank Ghana where he contributed to the transformational growth in retail banking, operations and Technology.

Attah holds a bachelor’s degree in Agricultural Economics from Ahmadu Bello University Zaria and a Master of Business Administration from Ambrose Alli University Ekpoma, Nigeria. He is also a Fellow of Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria and has attended various Managerial and leadership trainings.

Dr. Leonard Gordon-Harris, Board Chairman GTBank (SL) commented:

“The Board extends its gratitude to Ade Adebiyi for his exceptional leadership since 2018. Under his stewardship, the bank achieved unprecedented milestones—from expanding our customer base to pioneering innovative digital banking solutions that set industry benchmarks.

“We are equally delighted to welcome Daniel Attah and are confident his vision will further drive our commitment to delivering customer-centric solutions and maintaining excellence in banking services.”

The Board congratulates Ade Adebiyi on a successful tenure and wishes Daniel Attah every success in his new role.

About GTBank Sierra Leone

Guaranty Trust Bank (Sierra Leone) Limited, a subsidiary of Guaranty Trust Holding Company (GTCO) PLC, is a leading financial institution renowned for innovation, superior customer experience, and cutting-edge technology.




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QNET Launches Anti-Scam Campaign to Combat Fraud and Brand Misrepresentation in Sierra Leone


QNET, a global lifestyle and wellness-focused direct selling company, has launched its “QNET Against Scams” campaign in Sierra Leone. The initiative aims to educate the public and raise stakeholder awareness about fraudulent activities misusing the QNET brand.

QNET Against Scams’ coverage in Sierra Leone.
The comprehensive campaign will utilise multiple channels, including television, radio, online news portals, social media, print media, and billboards across Sierra Leone. Billboards would be mounted at strategic locations in Freetown. This will be replicated in Bo, Makeni, Kenema and other towns, while the radio, television, print and online media announcements are expected to reach the entire country.

Fight against scams is a collective responsibility
Mr. Biram Fall, Regional General Manager for QNET, stated, “We have successfully launched same campaign in Ghana and Senegal, and the feedback is amazing: people are understanding our products and business model better. This public education and media campaign is part of the deliberate actions we are taking to aggressively combat the misrepresentation and misuse of the QNET name in Sierra Leone. We must unite to fight against people and scammers who are defrauding innocent Sierra Leoneans, and awareness is our most powerful tool in this battle,” he explained.
Mr. Fall outlined the campaign’s primary objectives:
1. Raise public awareness about QNET’s legitimate business operations and its products
2. Educate individuals on identifying and avoiding scams that misrepresent and misuse QNET’s name and products
3. Collaborate with law enforcement and government agencies to prosecute offenders
4. Reinforce QNET’s commitment to transparency and ethical business practices
“QNET is about empowerment, not exploitation. And we are fighting back against scams and all forms of misrepresentation of our brand in Sierra Leone,” he concluded.

QNET provides safe reporting channels
QNET urges the public to actively participate in this campaign by reporting any suspicious activities falsely representing the company. Reports can be made via WhatsApp at +233256630005 or email at [email protected]. For more information about QNET and its products, please visit www.qnet.net.

About QNET

QNET is a prominent lifestyle and wellness company that uses a direct selling business model to offer a wide selection of exclusive products that enable individuals to embrace a healthier, more balanced life.

Since 1998, QNET’s innovative products and e-commerce-driven business model have helped build a global community of satisfied customers and microentrepreneurs, who are driven by the mission of RYTHM – Raise Yourself To Help Mankind. Popular product brands offered by QNET include the Bernhard H. Mayer range of luxury watches and jewellery, HomePure range of home care products, the Amezcua wellness range, Physio Radiance personal care range, and QVI branded holiday packages.

QNET proudly holds memberships in the Direct Selling Association in several countries, the Hong Kong Health Food Association, the Health Supplements Industry Association of Singapore, and more. QNET is also active in several global sports sponsorships including in its role as the official direct selling partner of the Manchester City Football Club and the Confederation of African Football (CAF), underscoring its commitment to excellence and global reach. Discover a world of new possibilities with QNET by visiting www.qnet.net




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Key Takeaways from Interswitch’s Sierra Leone Fintech Forum 2.0


Sierra Leone’s financial services landscape is undergoing a powerful transformation, driven by a growing commitment to build inclusive, digitally enabled systems that serve every citizen. This vision took centre stage at the second edition of the Sierra Leone Fintech Forum, recently hosted by Interswitch in collaboration with the Bank of Sierra Leone at New Brookfields Hotel in Freetown.

Bringing together regulators, banks, fintech innovators, mobile money operators, and development partners, the Forum marked a pivotal moment for the country’s digital finance journey and served as a platform for strategic dialogue, ecosystem alignment, collaborative thinking, and collective problem solving, aimed at unlocking the full potential of digital payments and financial inclusion.

From Conversations to Collaboration

Focused on the theme “Access, Inclusion and Growth – Deepening Digital Payments in Sierra Leone,” the event featured a vibrant agenda of keynote sessions, thought-provoking panel discussions, and live product showcases.

The conversations reflected a maturing ecosystem, one ready to address long-standing financial access barriers while embracing the innovations reshaping global finance. From infrastructure gaps and regulatory reforms to the evolving potential of agency banking, stakeholders leaned into the urgent need for a more collaborative and interoperable future.

In his keynote address titled “Building on Progress: Expanding Access, Driving Inclusion, and Fueling Growth for National Prosperity,” Akeem Lawal, Managing Director, Payment Processing and Switching (Interswitch Purepay), laid a strong foundation for the day’s engagements, emphasising the importance of collective action in delivering inclusive growth through digital finance.

Spotlight on Agency Banking

The forum also spotlighted Interswitch’s Agency Banking solutions, a key enabler of financial inclusion for underserved and remote communities. By empowering banks and other financial institutions to extend their reach through a network of local agents, the solution is helping to bridge the gap between formal banking and the millions previously excluded from it. This reflects a broader strategic focus, where technology does not just drive efficiency but delivers real, everyday impact for individuals, SMEs, and entire communities across Sierra Leone.
Big Themes, Bold Conversations

Two panel sessions anchored the day’s discussions. The first, “Banking Beyond Boundaries: Navigating Access, Inclusion, and Innovation in a Digital-First Economy,” explored how banks and regulators are adapting to meet the demands of an increasingly digital population. The session examined how digital payments are transforming financial access, driving economic inclusion, and spurring growth. It covered the role of interoperability, infrastructure, regulation, and collaboration with fintechs in deepening inclusion and expanding reach.

Paul Ohakim – VP, Issuing & Acquiring Management, Verve International joined the panel to offer insights on the role of payment infrastructure in enabling system-wide inclusion. Speakers from top institutions including GTBank, Rokel Bank, UBA, Skye Bank, FBN, and the Bank of Sierra Leone also contributed perspectives on how traditional banks can drive interoperability, enhance trust and security, and support regulatory frameworks to reach underserved populations.

The second session, “Building Bridges, Breaking Barriers: Unlocking Inclusive Growth Through Interoperable Digital Payments and Strategic Partnerships,” addressed one of the key priorities in Africa’s fintech space today, which is interoperability. Discussions focused on building connected ecosystems that nurture seamless transactions and equitable access across all user segments.

Olubunmi Aina – VP, Sales & Account Management, Interswitch participated in this session, highlighting the importance of partnerships and shared infrastructure in scaling digital financial services across diverse markets. Fintechs and mobile money operators such as Orange Money, CMB, Vault, and SLCB shared perspectives on platform integration, trust and risk management, and collaborative models. There was also a strong emphasis on scaling impact through agent networks, improving merchant acceptance, and harnessing Sierra Leone’s tech-savvy youth population.

A Platform with Purpose

The Sierra Leone Fintech Forum was more than just another industry gathering. It was a deliberate investment in the growth of the ecosystem. Through the event, Interswitch reinforced its belief that the future of finance in Africa will not be built in isolation, but in alignment with all key stakeholders within and outside of the payment ecosystem. It was a platform dedicated to enabling systems that are both inclusive and resilient, supporting long-term development through accessible, innovative financial solutions.

As Sierra Leone continues to expand mobile connectivity and accelerate its digital transformation agenda, the forum proved a timely catalyst, challenging stakeholders to act boldly, think inclusively, and build systems that deliver real impact. The message was clear and consistent: sustainable progress demands more than innovation. It requires collaboration.

Events such as the Interswitch Fintech Forum are crucial not only for sparking innovative ideas to propel the ecosystem forward but also for facilitating the implementation of these ideas in ways that create real value for individuals, businesses, and the wider African economy. While the journey is still in its early stages, the momentum gained is unmistakable.




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RCBank Launches Campaign to Promote Digital Payment Systems


Rokel Commercial Bank, alias RCBank has initiated a campaign to promote its digital payment products and support the National Payment Switch launched by the Bank of Sierra Leone.

The campaign features comedian and brand ambassador Kindo Armani, who is engaging the Western Area community to raise awareness about the bank’s offerings.

The campaign encourages customers to sign up for the National Switch and utilize RCBank’s instant digital payment solutions, including Rokel Sim Korpor, Rokel ekorpor, Rokel prepaid cards, and Visa debit cards. This initiative is part of RCBank’s strategy to establish itself as a leading financial services provider in Sierra Leone and the surrounding region.

Kindo Armani, along with RCBank’s VISA activation team, has been educating the public about the benefits of these digital products. “With RCBank pre-paid card, you don’t need to have a bank account.

The card can be used anywhere in the world where cards are accepted. We are making payments seamless in Sierra Leone,” he stated. He highlighted that customers can shop online, pay bills, and make hotel and airline bookings using a VISA card.

To obtain a VISA card, customers need to present a valid ID and make an initial deposit of NLE 200, without requiring a bank account. Cardholders can access cash through any Automated Teller Machine (ATM) worldwide.

RCBank’s digital cards are part of its commitment to providing modern and efficient banking services while promoting financial inclusion for individuals previously excluded from the banking system.

The cards are a key feature of RCBank’s E-banking package, known as “E-baskit,” which allows customers to conduct various banking activities online and via mobile, reducing the need for physical branch visits.

Through this campaign, RCBank aims to enhance financial inclusion and support the National Payment Switch, contributing to the transformation of the banking landscape in Sierra Leone.




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