Stakeholder self-service portal. Register your entity, apply for gold sector licences, upload required documents, and track your application status — all under the Ghana Gold Board Act 1140.
Large-scale operators, junior miners, and exploration companies operating in Ghana.
Small-scale and artisanal miners seeking formalisation under Act 1140.
Licensed gold purchasing agents, including community and district level buyers.
Entities seeking export permits or operating refinery and processing facilities.
Register your entity with the Ghana Gold Board. All entities involved in gold extraction, buying, refining, or export must register under Act 1140 Section 3(2).
Large-scale, small-scale, reconnaissance, prospecting, gold buying, export, environmental, and water use.
Applications reviewed within 14–30 working days. MD approval via backoffice system.
Apply for a gold sector licence under the Minerals and Mining Act (Act 703) and Ghana Gold Board Act 1140. All applications are reviewed by the MD Backoffice.
Upload supporting documents for your registration or licence application. Accepted formats: PDF, JPG, PNG (max 10MB per file). Reference your application number to link documents to your case.
Depending on your licence type, the following documents may be required:
Enter your application reference number to check the current status of your submission.
Renew your existing gold sector licence before it expires. Renewal applications should be submitted at least 90 days before expiry. Late renewals may incur penalties under Act 1140.