Accra: A delegation from the Chamber of Digital Assets and Blockchain Innovation Ghana (CDABI-GH) has recently met with the Governor of the Bank of Ghana and his team at The Bank Square. The meeting served as an introduction and focused on the Bank's efforts to craft a regulatory framework for virtual assets, exploring potential collaborations with the Chamber.
According to Ghana News Agency, Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama acknowledged the Chamber's establishment and emphasized the Bank's commitment to involving industry stakeholders and considering their input. During the meeting, the Bank presented its regulatory roadmap, which includes a forthcoming Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) registration exercise, the introduction of a limited sandbox, and consultations on a draft Bill and related regulations.
The Bank of Ghana assured the Chamber of its participation in future stakeholder engagements and reiterated its aim to finalize the regulatory framework by September 2025. Meanwhile, the Chamber pledged to uphold ethical standards and expressed its willingness to work with the Bank to promote a secure and robust digital asset ecosystem.
