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Pos Upgrade Reporting Form POS UPGRADE REPORTING FORM # Date Bank/Merchant Location/Branch 1 23/01/2019 UMB BANK ADUM 2 24/1/2019 ADB BANK MARKET BRANCH 3 24/1/2019 PRUDENTIAL BANK KEJETIAH 4 24/1/2019 PRUDENTIAL BANK KEJETIAH 5 25/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK AYIGYA 6 25/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK BANTAMA 7 25/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK MAAKO 8 25/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 9 25/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK ASOASE 10 25/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK OLD TAFO 11 29/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK BOMPATA 12 29/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK ODUMU 13 29/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK BOADI 14 29/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK OFORIKROM 15 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 16 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 17 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 18 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 19 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 20 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 21 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 22 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 23 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 24 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 25 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 26 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 27 30/1/2019 ODOTOBRI RURAL BANK JACOBU 28 ADB BANK PREMPEH THE 2ND STREET 29 4/2/2019 ADB BANK BEIKWA 30 5/2/2019 SEKYERE RURAL BANK ABREPO 31 5/2/2019 SEKYERE RURAL BANK AGONA 32 5/2/2019 SEKYERE RURAL BANK MAMPONGTENG 33 5/2/2019 SEKYERE RURAL BANK KRONOM 34 5/2/2019 SEKYERE RURAL BANK ABREPO JUNCTION 35 5/2/2019 SEKYERE RURAL BANK AHWIA 36 5/2/2019 KOMFO ANOKYE HOSPTIAL BANTAMA 37 7/2/2019 EJURAMAN RURAL BANK CENTRAL MARKET 38 8/2/2019 AMANANO RURAL BANK AFFUL NKWANTA 39 8/2/2019 AMANANO RURAL BANK MBROM 40 8/2/2019 AMANANO RURAL BANK BIBIANI 41 8/2/2019 AMANANO RURAL BANK ABANAKWA 42 9/2/2019 JUABEN RURAL BANK SEPE 43 9/2/2019 JUABEN RURAL BANK ROMAN HILLS 44 9/2/2019 JUABEN RURAL BANK ATIMATIM 45 9/2/2019 JUABEN RURAL BANK NEW ROAD 46 9/2/2019 JUABEN RURAL BANK BONWIRE 47 9/2/2019 JUABEN RURAL BANK FUMESUA 48 9/2/2019 JUABEN RURAL BANK ABOASU 49 9/2/2019 JUABEN RURAL BANK JUABEN 50 9/2/2019 JUABEN RURAL BANK ADEHYMA 51 19/2/2019 NIB BANK OBUASI 52 25/2/2019 COSOLIDATE BANK BANTAMA 53 25/2/2019 REPUBLIC BANK KUMASI MAIN 69 27/2/2019 CAL BANK SUAMA 70 28/2/2019 EJURAMAN RURAL BANK AMANTEN 72 1/3/2019 PRUDENTIAL BANK AFFUL NKWANTA 73 5/3/2019 OKOMFO ANOKYE RURAL BANKPANKRONO 74 5/3/2019 OKOMFO ANOKYE RURAL BANKSUAME 75 5/3/2019 OKOMFO ANOKYE RURAL BANKAHO 76 5/3/2019 OKOMFO ANOKYE RURAL BANKWOAMOASE 77 5/3/2019 OKOMFO ANOKYE RURAL BANKAGONA 78 5/3/2019 OKOMFO ANOKYE RURAL BANKBOAMAN 79 5/3/2019 OKOMFO ANOKYE RURAL BANKTETESEN 80 5/3/2019 OKOMFO ANOKYE RURAL BANKKRONOM 81 8/3/2019 KWAMANMAN RURAL BANK TAFO 82 8/3/2019 KWAMANMAN RURAL BANK KEJETIAH 83 8/3/2019 KWAMANMAN RURAL BANK ADASS 84 8/3/2019 KWAMANMAN RURAL BANK BEPOSO 86 9/3/2019 ADANSIE RURAL BANK FOMENA 87 9/3/2019 ADANSIE RURAL BANK FOMENA 88 9/3/2019 ADANSIE RURAL BANK FOMENA 89 9/3/2019 ADANSIE RURAL BANK FOMENA 90 9/3/2019 ADANSIE RURAL BANK FOMENA 91 9/3/2019 ADANSIE RURAL BANK FOMENA 92 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AMANSIE WEST RURAL BANK CENTRAL MARKET 145 16/3/2019 AMANSIE WEST RURAL BANK AKRO 146 16/3/2019 AMANSIE WEST RURAL BANK MANSO NKWANTA 147 16/3/2019 AMANSIE WEST RURAL BANK ANTOAKROM .
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