The call comes as the Bank of Ghana (BoG), on Friday, January 23, 2026, launched the National Virtual Asset Literacy Initiative (NaVALI) in Accra. The programme aims to expose consumers to the risks and opportunities of virtual assets and promote informed, lawful participation in the sector. The Governor of the Central Bank, Dr Johnson Asiama, said the programme seeks to ensure that Ghanaians fully understand virtual assets before undertaking any trades or related activities. “The National Virtual Asset Literacy Initiative is anchored on a simple but important principle: understand before you undertake, which will position virtual asset literacy as the foundation for a safe digital economy,” Dr Asiama said. “As virtual assets grow, so does the need for clear information, practical guidance, and shared understanding for institutions and the digital public.

Source: GhanaWeb January 25, 2026 05:17 UTC