Bank of Ghana to foster financial inclusion through CBDC project
Kwame Oppong, an executive at Ghana’s central bank, told Cointelegraph that a CBDC could give their citizens the opportunity to use a "decent form of payment."
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Kwame Oppong, an executive at Ghana’s central bank, told Cointelegraph that a CBDC could give their citizens the opportunity to use a "decent form of payment."
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