Ghana has passed a bill to regulate crypto service providers.
The law aims to combat money laundering and boost adoption.
Legal clarity is expected to attract crypto businesses.
Ghana has officially joined the list of countries embracing digital assets, as lawmakers passed the Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASP) Bill. This legislation brings long-awaited legal recognition to cryptocurrencies and establishes a clear regulatory framework for businesses offering crypto-related services.
The VASP Bill is designed to regulate the activities of companies that provide services such as crypto exchanges, wallets, and payment platforms. By doing so, Ghana becomes one of the first African countries to take a structured and forward-looking approach to digital assets.
Aimed at Financial Integrity and Innovation
A key objective of the bill is to combat money laundering and terrorist financing, aligning Ghana’s financial sector with international standards set by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). At the same time, the law opens the door for innovation, allowing startups and global companies to operate within a legally secure environment.
This move also shows Ghana’s commitment to financial inclusion and digital transformation. With many citizens lacking access to traditional banking, crypto offers a faster and more accessible way to engage with the global economy.
ADOPTION: Ghana’s has passed the Virtual Asset Service Providers Bill, legalizing and regulating crypto. pic.twitter.com/sBQzFulKC4
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) December 22, 2025
Boost for Investors and Startups
The passage of this bill is likely to attract foreign investment and encourage the growth of local crypto startups. Legal clarity reduces the risks involved in entering the market, making Ghana a more attractive hub for blockchain innovation in West Africa.
With regulation in place, Ghana is now better positioned to benefit from the broader crypto ecosystem, from decentralized finance (DeFi) to cross-border payments and blockchain-based solutions for public services.
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