The collaboration seeks to strengthen the GCX ecosystem, enhance market liquidity, and expand access to structured supply chain financing products for stakeholders across the agricultural value chain, including brokers, aggregators, and smallholder farmers.

Under the agreement, Fauree will deploy its proprietary Digital MSME and Agri Supply Chain Finance Platform to support GCX’s market participants. The platform will enable seamless access to digital financing services across the agricultural supply chain, aimed at improving financial inclusion and operational efficiency.

A statement issued by GCX and copied to the Ghana News Agency in Accra said the partnership would provide several benefits to market actors, including enhanced access to finance for farmers, traders, and small and medium-sized enterprises.

It added that the initiative would increase market liquidity by enabling faster and more efficient trading and settlements within the GCX marketplace while integrating GCX’s trading systems with Fauree’s digital finance platform to create a unified agri-finance experience.

“The partnership underscores GCX’s commitment to leveraging digital technology to promote financial inclusion, strengthen agricultural value chains, and support sustainable economic growth in Ghana’s agricultural sector,” the statement said.

The Ghana Commodity Exchange, established to create a structured and transparent trading system for agricultural commodities, continues to implement initiatives aimed at improving market access, reducing post-harvest losses, and enhancing the livelihoods of farmers and agribusinesses.