To become the official Fin-tech partner, the Ghana Football Association has agreed to a GH500,000 arrangement with Zeepay, a Fin-tech company.
Kurt Simeon-Okraku, president of the GFA, announced the one-year agreement there and stated his enthusiasm for the company's joining and hope that their partnership would continue after that time.
"It's been extremely intriguing and thrilling ever since we qualified for the World Cup on March 29. That would be our fourth participation in the World Cup.
"We are quite pleased that Zeepay has joined our partnership today. Although our relationship is only intended to endure for the first year, we sincerely hope that it would lead to a lifelong marriage "Declared Mr Simeon-Okraku.
The FA president expressed his desire for a long-lasting partnership but admitted that this can only occur if both parties keep their end of the contract. He also pledged that the football organization will keep their end of the bargain.
But as well as that, we are aware that it is only possible if both parties behave admirably. We have pledged to behave immaculately, and as a result, we anticipate Zeepay will do the same.
"However, we think that this will be a partnership that benefits both parties. Boys and girls who would not typically be found in Ghana's forests will be given the opportunity since that is what football is all about. Children who would not typically have a means of support may find hope via football, according to the FA's head.