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The Bank of Ghana has announced that trading and using the popular cryptocurrency known as Bitcoin in the country is illegal and not recognized as a legitimate form of currency in the country.

The Governor of Ghana's central bank, Dr Ernest Addison at a media briefing to conclude the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) annual meetings on Monday, January 22 in Accra said the necessary regulations to support the use of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies currently do not exist in the country.

All mediums of exchange in the country must be approved by the Bank of Ghana and there is currently a Settlements and Payments bill before Parliament which will cater for the use of cryptocurrencies in the future.
However, before that bill is passed by Ghanaian lawmakers, the country joins a list of six countries that have outlawed the cryptocurrency. The remaining countries are Morocco, Bolivia, Ecuador, Nepal and China.

Bitcoin is very popular in Ghana and in April 2016, a cursory glance at the Google Trends for the term “Bitcoin” ranked Ghana at number one in the world at 100% interest.

The vice president of Group Nduom, Papa-Wassa Chiefy Nduom recently urged the Bank of Ghana to diversify its investments by placing one percent of its reserves in Bitcoin.

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