The Digital Chamber of Ghana has signaled a renewed push for closer collaboration with the Bank of Ghana as the country seeks to strengthen consumer protection and deepen its digital finance ecosystem.
Led by its newly appointed Chief Executive Officer, Sylvia Owusu-Ankomah, the Chamber’s leadership paid a courtesy visit to Bank of Ghana Governor Dr. Johnson Pandit Asiama, underscoring a shared commitment to policy coordination and industry stability.
Discussions focused on emerging issues in digital finance, including consumer protection and the implications of rapid technological change. Both sides emphasized the importance of working together to advance Ghana’s digital economy agenda and ensure that regulatory frameworks support innovation while delivering broad-based benefits to consumers.
The engagement comes as Ghana’s digital payments market continues to expand, increasing the need for closer alignment between regulators and industry players to sustain trust and long-term growth.
