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The Republic of the Congo’s Financial Transfers Regulatory Agency outlined plans on 5 October 2026 to digitize oversight of money-transfer businesses. The regulator said the move would implement Article 13 of the 2026 Finance Law.
Operators would register through the agency’s digital platform and submit monthly declarations of transfers. The reported deadline is the 10th day of the month after the transactions.
The agency also cited a CFAF 20 million penalty for an operator that refuses to interconnect with the platform. The report describes a planned compliance framework, not proof that all operators are already registered or reporting.
Digital declarations could give the regulator a standardized record of activity, but the article provides no baseline on the number of operators, transfer volumes or enforcement so far.