Are you topping up a Ghana number from abroad?

Pick Ghana, pick the network, type the number, pay from store credit.

The situation

Ghana is one of the corridors people ask for by name, usually because somebody has family there and the domestic checkouts refuse foreign cards.

The number is the whole recipient. Nothing is installed on the other side and nobody has to confirm anything.

What Kpali does about it

Top up any phone — all it needs is the number.

The sequence is: Home → country → Airtime → network → number → amount → Pay. It lands on a mobile number.

There is no lookup for this product, so the review sheet is the check — read the recipient back before you pay.

Getting there from nothing

1. Install Kpali. Opening an account asks for nothing a bank would ask for.
2. Add money: stablecoin first, then network, then the warning, then the amount, then the address.
3. Put an email in: yours for a notification, theirs to hand them the credit.
4. Home updates on confirmation. Until then you have sent something, not received it.
5. Home → country → Airtime → network → number → amount → Pay.
6. Confirm the recipient on the review sheet, then Pay. It does not proceed if store credit cannot cover the total.
7. Keep the receipt. The credit lands on the number. The receipt names the number, the network, the amount and the state.

Read next

• Airtime — everything about this family in one place, including what it cannot do
• Fund your wallet with stablecoin — funding, and why the network warning sits where it does
• Read a receipt — why an unknown outcome is not a failure

This is documentation for software you install. The one page here that takes money is /store-credit/: a bank transfer, never a card.