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Zenith Bank Signed a Significant MoU with the Accountant General to Improve Digital Revenue Collection

Zenith Bank (Gambia) Ltd. collaborates with the Accountant General’s Department to introduce a digital Payment Gateway Platform, boosting efficiency and transparency in government revenue collection.

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Zenith Bank (Gambia) Ltd. has partnered with the Accountant General’s Department to implement a new digital Payment Gateway Platform aimed at improving government revenue collection.

The initiative, led by Managing Director Mr. Kabiru Mustapha, aims to enhance efficiency, accessibility, and transparency in government payments.

The platform enables real-time payment processing and facilitates bi-weekly payments to the Central Bank of The Gambia, promoting better coordination among government entities and supporting the digitization of public services.

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