The Francophone African tokenisation track covers the BCEAO (WAEMU / UEMOA), the BEAC (CEMAC), the COBAC banking-supervision regime, the CREPMF regional capital-markets authority, and the OHADA uniform commercial-law framework. The substrate ships Q2 2027 with explicit attention to multi-currency settlement, French-language regulator interfaces, and AfCFTA / PAPSS cross-border flow.
WAEMU monetary authority, eight-member CFA franc (XOF) zone, payment-systems and digital-currency oversight.
CEMAC monetary authority, six-member CFA franc (XAF) zone, banking-system stability and payment-systems oversight.
Banking supervision for the CEMAC zone, including custody, AML and operational-resilience treatment of tokenised activity.
Regional capital-markets authority for WAEMU, with issuance and disclosure oversight for tokenised-securities offerings.
Uniform commercial-law framework across 17 member states governing security interests and corporate structuring used in tokenisation transactions.
Regional bond and equity tokenisation under CREPMF disclosure regime, OHADA-conformant security interests, BRVM-anchored secondary venues.
CFA-denominated bank-deposit instruments under BCEAO / BEAC payment-systems oversight, with PAPSS cross-border reach.
French- and English-language regulator-facing artefacts with terminological parity across COBAC, CREPMF and OHADA filings.
Reconciliation across XOF, XAF and cross-border PAPSS flow with sovereign-residency constraints honoured and FATF R.16 originator/beneficiary envelope preserved.
Tokenised collateral and security-interest perfection mapped to OHADA Acte Uniforme treatment, with trustee and registry-attestation evidence captured.
ORS weights, the effectiveness-grade rubric, Trust Gate definitions, the dependency-graph internals, and the institutional control library specifics for Francophone Africa. The category map is public; the full operating disclosure is released only under signed terms.