The initiative introduces “419” as the official shortcode for reporting fraud-related cases across all MTN platforms, including voice and data connectivity, Mobile Money (MoMo) and other digital solutions.
Customers can simply dial 419 to alert the company to suspected fraud for immediate review and action.
According to MTN Ghana, the move forms part of its broader efforts to protect customers, strengthen security systems and reinforce public confidence in digital and financial services.
Commenting on the launch, Chief Customer Relations Officer Jemima Kotei Walsh said the initiative reflects the company’s commitment to safeguarding users against fraud.
“The introduction of MTN Y’ello Protect 419 demonstrates our commitment to protecting our customers from fraud. By providing a simple and memorable shortcode, we are empowering consumers to take proactive steps in reporting fraud or anything that looks suspicious. We want to strengthen public trust, enhance customer protection and support our efforts to create a safer digital ecosystem for all,” she stated.
She further urged customers and the general public to remain vigilant and promptly report suspicious calls, messages or transactions by dialling 419.
Fraud continues to pose significant risks within the telecommunications and digital financial services sectors. MTN Ghana says the new reporting channel is intended to encourage vigilance while enabling faster response and resolution of cases.
source : www.3news.com
