Africa-Press – Ghana. A delegation from the Chamber of Digital Assets and Blockchain Innovation Ghana (CDABI-GH) has met with the Governor of the Bank of Ghana and a team at The Bank Square.
The introductory meeting focused on the Bank’s ongoing efforts to develop a regulatory framework for virtual assets and explored potential areas of collaboration with the Chamber.
Dr Johnson Pandit Asiama congratulated the Chamber on its establishment and reaffirmed the Bank’s commitment to engaging industry stakeholders and welcoming their input.
The Bank outlined its regulatory roadmap, which includes an upcoming Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) registration exercise, the launch of a limited sandbox, and consultations on a draft Bill and accompanying regulations.
The Bank assured the Chamber of its inclusion in future stakeholder engagements and reiterated its commitment to finalising the regulatory framework by September 2025.
The Chamber pledged its support for ethical conduct and expressed its readiness to collaborate with the Bank in promoting a safe and resilient digital asset ecosystem.
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