The Virtual Bank of Ramseyer Co-operative Credit Union (RCCU) has been activated.
Under this platform, customers are offered a virtual means of transacting business with RCCU via “Ramseyer Mobile App” or by just simply dialling *718*220#, an alternative to visiting any of the physical locations of RCCU.
Through same, customers will experience secure, fast and convenient banking on the go and can send and recipient money effortlessly.
Official announcement of its activation was made by the Chief Executive, Mr. Kennedy Yeboah at RCCU’s 25th anniversary launch and commissioning of the Ashtown Branch on Saturday, 28th February, 2025.
Mr. Kennedy Yeboah said the move forms part of the Credit Union’s digital transformation agenda the next 25 years ahead of them, assuring that officials are more than set to make technology more inclusive in their financial operations.
The CEO said they are more focused at strengthening their impact by reaching people and making sure their services are accessible to everyone.
Other interventions which officials have resolved to execute include;
Provision of financial literacy programs, implementation of youth develop initiatives, provision of business support so as to help members to succeed.
Touching on the success story of RCCU since its establishment, he said RCCU’s 25 years of existence is tinted with financial excellence and trust.
“What started as a modest kind of initiative has grown into a strong and trusted financial institution”, he remarked.
The CEO indicated that the Credit Union started with just 16 members but now boosts of 5000 shareholders, 14,000+ customers, 6 physical branches, one virtual unit and a total of 60 staff including mobile bankers and security personnel.
*25th Anniversary Lauch*
Board Chairman for RCCU, Mr. Minta Bieni said they have earmarked the whole of this year 2025 to commemorate the credit union’s Silver Jubilee.
“We have to let the whole earth hear what the Lord has done at RCCU.
It has been indeed 25 years of Financial Excellence and Trust, having survived three financial crises; firstly;
1. Financial crunch that hit USA which affected all nations including Ghana in 2008/2009
2. The Banking crises in Ghana in 2017-2019 and
3. The financial hair cut in 2022.”
