Counterfeit with clean not policy

The Bank of Ghana has reiterated its commitment to combating the circulation of counterfeit currency. The Central Bank emphasizes its progress toward achieving a zero-counterfeit regime. Counterfeiting and possessing counterfeit banknotes are illegal and subject to legal consequences. In a press briefing during a visit to the Currency Processing Center as part of Ghana Heritage Month, Dominic Owusu, the Head of Currency Management Department, urged the public to familiarize themselves with the security features of banknotes to contribute towards the goal of eliminating counterfeit currency. “In Ghana, counterfeit has never become a problem. The international threshold is 100 pieces per…