By Eunice Hilda A. Mensah
Accra, Jan. 14, GNA – ProMark Elite Ltd, organisers of the Digital Assets Summit Africa (DASA) 2026, say the event will be organised in collaboration with the Bank of Ghana (BoG) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
The collaboration marks a major milestone in Africa’s digital finance journey.
The summit, scheduled for September 29 to 30, 2026, will take place at the Kempinski Hotel Gold Coast City in Accra and is expected to attract more than 500 delegates from over 30 countries, including policymakers, regulators, financial institutions, investors, and technology leaders.
A statement from ProMark Elite Ltd to the Ghana News Agency said the partnership with Ghana’s two foremost financial regulators signalled growing confidence in the country’s digital asset ecosystem and underscored a commitment to building a safe, innovation-driven, and investment-ready digital finance landscape.
Held on the theme “From Policy to Prosperity: Scaling Digital Assets for Investment, Jobs & Economic Growth in Africa,” DASA 2026 aims to move Africa from policy discussions to the practical implementation of digital finance solutions.
The summit will provide a platform for dialogue on how digital assets can support economic development, financial inclusion, and job creation while safeguarding market integrity and consumer protection.
According to ProMark Elite Ltd, the collaboration will enhance regulatory clarity, boost investor confidence, and promote responsible innovation in areas such as tokenisation, digital payments, and digital capital markets.
It will also support cross-border policy coordination in line with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) digital trade ambitions.
ProMark Elite Ltd is part of the UK–Ghana-based ProMark Group, which focuses on policy engagement, fintech innovation, and investment mobilisation across Africa.
With Africa’s digital economy projected to grow from USD 115 billion in 2022 to over USD 700 billion by 2050, and global tokenisation markets expected to reach USD 4 trillion to USD 5 trillion by 2030, the summit is positioned as a catalyst for partnerships, pilot programmes, and investments that will shape the continent’s digital future.
GNA
Edited by Audrey Dekalu