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Ecobank

Catface Street, Accra, East Legon 1 views

Ecobank branches make banking smooth and dependable down here. You walk into any one to handle transfers, check balances or sort loans—no fuss, just solid service from Accra’s most trusted local bank family. You’ll find every branch in Accra follows the same safe path, and this one sits neatly on Catface Street near the heart of East Legon. The big glass tower stands out easy right by the busy roundabout.

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Mo-Fr 08:30-16:00; Sa 09:00-14:00; PH off
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