The Ghana Securities Regulatory Authority has designated 11 companies to pilot virtual asset trading.
PANews, March 11 – According to Bloomberg, Ghana's securities regulator has designated 11 companies to participate in a 12-month virtual asset trading pilot, allowing these companies to test their products and services in a controlled environment. The Ghana Securities and Exchange Commission stated that companies participating in the pilot include five exchanges: Hyro Exchange, Hanypay, HSB Global, Koinkoin, and another unnamed exchange; Vaulta, XChain, and Bsystem will participate in global asset tokenization; Africoin will be involved in tokenized gold, Blu Penguin will participate in tokenized payment systems, and GoldBod will act as the custodian for all gold-backed securities. Companies that participate in the pilot for six months and whose products and services meet regulatory requirements will be granted official licenses.
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