Executive Intelligence Briefing Series

Walk into DASA already briefed, not catching up.

500+ delegates — including Ghana's Finance Minister, the Bank of Ghana, and the SEC — converge on Accra for DASA 2026. Two live sessions get you the regulatory map before the summit floor does.

Wed, Sep 2 — Session One

Wed, Sep 9 — Session Two

12:30–2:00 PM ET / 4:30–6:00 PM Accra

The Plan

Two sessions. One clear picture.

Africa's regulatory and infrastructure story is moving fast — fragmented across mobile money rails, currency policy, and country-by-country crypto frameworks. Most of it isn't compiled anywhere yet, and the full report doesn't publish until after DASA opens. These two sessions get it to you first.

Session One

The Infrastructure Story

Wed, September 212:30–2:00 PM ET (4:30–6:00 PM Accra)

Parts I through IV of the report: mobile money, continental settlement rails, the currency question, and crypto as infrastructure.

Skip it, and you're still explaining mobile money rails to a room that assumes you already know them.

Session Two

The Regulatory Landscape

Wed, September 912:30–2:00 PM ET (4:30–6:00 PM Accra)

The regulatory landscape across the continent, plus a live debut of the report's final two sections, before they are published anywhere.

Skip it, and you're improvising your compliance position while everyone around you already has one.

One registration covers both sessions, with replay access included.

Registration

Reserve your seat. Capped at 100.

$150 USD

GH₵550 equivalent in Ghana — billed as $50 USD (Stripe doesn't process GH₵)

Both live sessions, September 2 and September 9
Full replay access to both sessions
Live Q&A with Dr. Tonya M. Evans

Only 100 seats. Kept small so both sessions stay true working sessions.

Complimentary seats

Free for verified government officials, regulators, students, and educators. These seats sit outside the 100-seat cap.

Verified by institutional email before confirmation.

Briefed by the person DASA itself brought in to teach this.

Dr. Tonya M. Evans isn't presenting theory from the sidelines. She's advised virtual asset service providers on market entry and licensing, financial institutions on digital asset compliance and risk, and policymakers on framework design, across the United States and West Africa. She wrote the report both sessions are drawn from — you're getting it from the person compiling it, before it exists anywhere else.

DASA 2026 Law and Policy Education Partner
Board of Directors, Digital Currency Group
Congressional witness, U.S. House Financial Services Subcommittee on Digital Assets
Forbes contributor · Host, Confidently Crypto, SiriusXM
Speaker, Digital Assets Summit Africa 2026, Accra

Two ways to show up in Accra. Choose the one where you're not catching up.

Without this, you're piecing together mobile money rails, currency policy, and each country's crypto stance in real time, while everyone else compares notes on a report you haven't seen. With it, you walk onto the floor fluent — free to spend your time on the conversations that move your work forward. One hundred seats. Four weeks to Accra.