Ghana Central Bank Policy Document Calls for Risk‑Based Regulation of Virtual Assets
Ghana’s central bank is moving to regulate virtual assets, adopting a policy designed to foster responsible crypto innovation while guaranteeing a level playing field for all financial institutions. Balancing Innovation...
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