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Foreign currency repatriation: GUCEG digitalizes reporting

Digital innovation: GUCEG digitalizes reporting for monitoring foreign currency repatriation

On February 20, 2026, the Guinea Single Window for Foreign Trade (GUCEG) presented a new real-time reporting feature dedicated to monitoring foreign currency repatriation from export revenues in Guinea.

The presentation was held under the chairmanship of the First Deputy Governor of the BCRG, in the presence of the Second Deputy Governor, the Director General of GUCEG, as well as representatives of the Professional Association of Banks (APB), primary banks, and relevant departments.

An innovation serving the monitoring of export financial flows

This new feature enhances the monitoring and management of export revenues through a digitalized reporting system providing a consolidated visibility of financial flows related to export operations.

Through this tool, financial institutions and relevant authorities now have access to a modern mechanism facilitating access to reliable and up-to-date data on foreign currency repatriation.

Benefits for transparency and regulatory compliance

The digitalization of foreign currency repatriation reporting offers several key advantages, including:

  • full traceability of files and repatriated amounts
  • Monitoring compliance with regulatory requirements regarding deadlines and amounts to be repatriated, set at 90 days with a minimum of 50% of export-generated revenues.
  • enhanced transparency and security of export revenues
  • improved foreign currency self-financing capacity

An important step for financial flow governance

Through this innovation, GUCEG reaffirms its commitment to the digital transformation of procedures related to foreign trade.

This initiative contributes to strengthening the governance and transparency of financial flows, while supporting the efforts of economic and financial authorities.

GUCEG continues its mission of service modernization for the benefit of foreign trade stakeholders and the Guinean economy.

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