WhiteBIT wants Ghana’s crypto conversation to move past trading.

The global cryptocurrency exchange, part of the W Group fintech ecosystem, used the AVAS 2026 Summit to argue that digital assets should start doing practical work for businesses, banks and the wider economy.

WhiteBIT is the summit’s headline sponsor. On stage, Ghana Country Manager Fred Frimpong pointed to uses that go well beyond buying and selling tokens: international payments, real-world asset tokenisation, property ownership verification and capital markets.

The company already has a foothold in the local system.

In March 2026, Ghana’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) admitted WhiteBIT Ghana into its virtual asset regulatory sandbox.

“Crypto adoption is only the…