Ghana has legalized cryptocurrency trading by passing the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, establishing a regulatory framework for the industry. The Bank of Ghana (BoG) will serve as the primary regulator, with powers to license and supervise crypto asset service providers. According to BoG Governor Johnson Asiama, the law aims to manage risks such as fraud and money laundering, support innovation, and improve financial inclusion, especially among youth and tech entrepreneurs. Ghana ranks among the top five Sub-Saharan African countries in crypto adoption, with the region experiencing significant growth in on-chain value.

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Ghana passes law to legalize crypto trading, central bank governor says

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