The service, the first of its kind to be rolled out by a bank in the country is ,however, currently available on internet banking platforms through the Ghana Interbank Payment and Settlement System Limited (GhIPSS) Instant Pay platform.

The Capital Bank has, however, deployed the feature on all of its 37 ATMS nationwide.

The Head of Digital Banking at the Capital Bank, Mr Ato Kwamina Wilberforce, said the feature was very simple to use and all customers needed to do was to select the receiving bank from a menu on the ATM, key in account details of the recipient and transfer the cash.

According to Mr Wilberforce, 20 Capital Bank ATMs have also been fitted with biometric scanners to enable fingerprint authentication required for E-zwich users to make withdrawals.

“The heartbeat of modern banking is to provide effective and reliable solutions to valued partners. Providing value means exceptional customer experience, coupled with essential services that makes banking convenient. Therefore, the Capital Bank will consistently strive to exceed customers’ expectations by leading the digital banking revolution,” he said.

Currently, all Capital Bank ATMs can also accept UnionPay cards and E-zwich cards.

The MD of the Capital Bank, Rev. Fitzgerald Odonkor, said the bank was focused on being a pacesetter in Ghana’s digital banking space as the bank consistently focused on using innovative solutions to deliver superior value and drive its internationalisation agenda.

The Capital Bank is a wholly-owned Ghanaian bank with the vision to become the local bank of excellence for African markets, providing the standard of measure for stakeholder return.

It is noted for innovation and it’s the first financial institution to make it possible for customers to deposit cash into their bank accounts anytime, any day, anywhere through their mobile phones with its SpeedPay solution.