Bank of Ghana Releases Draft Guidelines for Digital and Virtual Assets
Tech Labari | Joseph-Albert Kuuire - Aug 16, 2024
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- The Bank of Ghana (BOG) has released draft guidelines for digital assets in the country.
- The guidelines aim to regulate exchanges and platforms offering services related to virtual assets.
- VASPs operating in Ghana will be required to apply for authorization from the Bank of Ghana or SEC.
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The release of draft guidelines for digital assets by the Bank of Ghana is a positive step towards regulating the growing popularity of cryptocurrencies in the country. By seeking feedback and collaboration with other regulatory agencies, the BOG shows a proactive approach to address challenges and ensure consumer protection. However, further discussions are needed to address the remaining uncertainties and risks associated with virtual assets.
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