Who sends a real TraffiTech-GH fine SMS?

The sender name is GPS-MTTD. If the SMS comes from a normal phone number, be careful and dial *220# to check.

Does a real fine SMS have a link?

Police say a real SMS has no clickable link. Do not tap links in a fine SMS. Check on *220# or call 059 692 2402.

Is this fine SMS real or a scam?

Last checked 3 Nov 2026 · 1 min read

Short answer

A real fine SMS never asks you to send MoMo to a person or tap a link. Check it on *220#. Pay on *710*0# or at traffitech-ghpay.nib.com.gh.

A real fine SMS comes from the sender name GPS-MTTD. Look at the top of the message. If it shows a normal phone number, be careful.

What a real one has

Yes: Ticket Number
Yes: Place of the offence
Yes: Date and time
Yes: Car number (plate)
Yes: What you did (for example, speeding)
Yes: Amount to pay
Yes: Last day to pay

Police say a real SMS has no clickable link. Police page says this; one news report said a video link may be sent — confirm by dialling *220# or calling 059 692 2402.

Signs it's a scam

Scam sign: A link, especially a short link (bit.ly, tinyurl and so on).
Scam sign: "Pay in 48 hours and get 50% off." DVLA and Police do not give discounts.
Scam sign: "Send MoMo to 024..." Police say never send MoMo to a personal number.
Scam sign: Asks for your card number, PIN or code.