A major producer that centralised ASM gold under a state board. The Ghana Gold Board Act 2025 makes GoldBod the sole buyer, assayer, exporter and regulator of ASM gold, with an online licence registry; a blockchain track-and-trace procurement is under way.
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ASM gold is channelled through the GoldBod monopsony; a blockchain track-and-trace procurement was announced in November 2025 for end-2026 (vendor not yet awarded).
GoldBod export figures are self-reported and unaudited (P3); the monopsony model is contested.
A GoldBod blockchain track-and-trace procurement (announced November 2025, targeted end-2026) would add origin traceability, but no vendor has been awarded and no rule is yet in force.
Ghana Gold Board Act 2025 (Act 1140, adopted 2025-04-02): GoldBod is the sole buyer, assayer, exporter and regulator of ASM gold, with a licence registry online.
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Financial institutions the Hub places in this jurisdiction. Some of these function as the state gold buyer; the Hub does not tag which, so this list shows every one it holds, with its own role where a public source states it.
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