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GTB E-Business Presentation

With its headquarters located at 56 Kairaba Avenue in Fajara, GTBank Gambia operates 26 ATMs, 14 branches, and an Electronic Branch across the country. It provides a range of financial services, including mobile banking, POS terminals, ATMs, and GamQR Payment. It also boasts the largest POS network and cutting-edge features like NAWEC CashPower Vending and in-branch POS Fast-Track.

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By Philip J. Mendy

GTBank Gambia, located at 56 Kairaba Avenue, Fajara, is a leading commercial bank with 14 branches, 1 Electronic Branch, and 26 ATMs across The Gambia, offering exemplary financial and payment services including ATMs, POS, mobile banking, GamQR Payment services, with the largest network of POS, 98% uptime on the Switch Monthly, NAWEC CashPower Vending on ATM, and exclusive POS Fast-Track in-Branch.

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