“GPS-MTTD” is official Sender ID for Traffitech-GH: Police warn motorists against fraudulent Sender IDs
By Emmanuella Erica Bruce Motorists in Ghana have been urged to verify traffic violation notices and follow approved payment procedures as the Ghana Police Service introduces an automated traffic law enforcement system, dubbed Traffitech-GH. The system, which took effect on November 01, 2026, is designed to automate the enforcement of road traffic laws and regulations […]
Ghana's traffic enforcement system has introduced a new automated system called Traffitech-GH, which began operation on November 1, 2026. The Ghana Police Service has warned motorists to verify the sender ID before taking any action regarding traffic violation notices. The official sender ID is GPS-MTTD, and genuine notifications will not come from any other source, even if it appears similar.
Motorists must check the electronic notice for details such as the vehicle's photograph, registration number, location, date, and time of the violation, as well as any accompanying video evidence. Traffic fines can now be paid via the National Identification Authority (NIB) Payment Portal (https://traffitech-ghpay.nib.com.gh) by selecting the Make Payment option, entering the ticket number, and following the prompts.
Alternatively, payments can be made through the USSD code *710*0#, using the ticket number for the transaction.
The Police Service has strongly advised motorists and vehicle owners against paying fines to personal mobile money numbers or via unofficial accounts. For assistance or further clarification, motorists can contact the Police Service at 059 692 2402. The aim is to encourage compliance with road traffic regulations and improve road safety across the country.
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