WhiteBIT Ghana Country Manager Fred Frimpong outlined possible uses for digital assets beyond trading at the AVAS 2026 Summit, including cross-border payments, asset tokenisation and property ownership verification. He presented these as opportunities to explore, not services already in use; implementation would depend on local regulation, institutional partnerships and market readiness.
WhiteBIT Ghana was admitted to Ghana’s Securities and Exchange Commission virtual asset regulatory sandbox in March 2026. Frimpong said blockchain-based payments could potentially shorten settlement times and cut costs, while tokenisation could allow smaller investments in assets such as commercial property.
