Tanzanian shillings, sent from Accra
Ghanaian businesses have been pushing east for years. Fintech and telecoms staff posted to Dar es Salaam, trading companies testing a Tanzanian line, consultants on contracts that run for a season. Somebody in Accra ends up paying local salaries, rent and vendor invoices from a head office that keeps its money in cedis.
Alongside that runs a church network that is easy to underestimate. Ghanaian Pentecostal and charismatic assemblies have branches in Dar es Salaam, Arusha and Mwanza, and the money for rent, stipends and convention costs travels from Accra and Kumasi.
Grey pays out in Tanzanian shillings, either to an M-Pesa Tanzania, Tigo Pesa or Airtel Money wallet on a registered number, or into an account at CRDB Bank, NMB Bank, Stanbic Tanzania or Standard Chartered Tanzania.
Sending shillings step by step

Start the account
Put cedis in
Send the shillings
Two African countries, one unreasonable route
Grey prices GHS to TZS directly. One conversion, shown next to the fee, with the shilling total your branch or your recipient will receive underneath it.

The shilling figure is fixed when you confirm

Local payroll, rent and vendor invoices in Tanzania are all agreed in shillings, and a head office that sends a rough amount forces somebody in Dar es Salaam to reconcile the difference.
Grey fixes the TZS amount at confirmation in Accra, so the figure you approve is the figure the branch books.


Grey against a bank transfer from Ghana to Tanzania
What arrives in Tanzania

Mobile money payout

Bank payout

Grey to Grey
Funding from Ghana
Wallet in
Bank in
Convert on the day
Who sends from Ghana to Tanzania
Branch and project costs
Church networks
Trade and sourcing
Staff posted east
Why Ghanaian organisations use Grey for Tanzania
Numbers that reconcile. If the shilling amount sent matches the shilling amount booked in Dar es Salaam every month, nobody has to write an email about exchange differences.



