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Mansu becomes one of only two companies approved for both BoG, SEC regulatory sandboxes
August 21, 2026
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Mansu becomes one of only two companies approved for both BoG, SEC regulatory sandboxes

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Key Points

  • Mansu Technologies Ltd has been admitted into the Securities and Exchange Commission of Ghana's Virtual Asset Sandbox.
  • This makes Mansu one of only two companies in Ghana to hold standing in both the SEC and Bank of Ghana regulatory sandboxes.
  • Mansu's approved pilot activity within the SEC sandbox is virtual asset brokerage, allowing it to test services under supervision.
  • The SEC Virtual Asset Sandbox, established under Act 1154, aims to collect data to inform final licensing guidelines for virtual asset service providers in Ghana.
  • Mansu emphasizes its commitment to regulatory compliance and user trust, aiming to make crypto accessible and secure for everyday Ghanaians.

Why This Matters

This development signifies Ghana's proactive stance in regulating the emerging virtual asset sector, balancing innovation with consumer protection and financial stability. By establishing clear regulatory pathways, Ghana aims to foster a secure environment for digital asset services, potentially attracting investment and creating new economic opportunities within a structured framework.

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