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Grodital launches in Ghana to help users monetise knowledge

Grodital launches in Ghana to help users monetise knowledge

Ghanaian entrepreneur Asante Theophilus Koranteng has launched Grodital, a digital platform designed to help people earn from their knowledge through digital products and affiliate marketing. Grodital was introduced by its Founder and CEO, Asante Theophilus Koranteng, widely known as ATKuniverse.

Ghanaian entrepreneur Asante Theophilus Koranteng has launched Grodital, a digital platform designed to help people earn from their knowledge through digital products and affiliate marketing.

The platform was officially unveiled on Saturday, 7 November 2026, at The Next Digital Wealth Summit 2026, held at Tomreik Hotel in East Legon, Accra.

Grodital was introduced by its Founder and CEO, Asante Theophilus Koranteng, widely known as ATKuniverse. He hosted the summit and used the occasion to present the platform to an audience of creators, marketers, entrepreneurs and students. More than 130 people attended.

The one-day summit was held under the theme ‘Build, Distribute, Evolve’. Each word formed the basis of a panel session, focusing on how to create digital products, reach customers and grow sustainable businesses.

The summit featured three panel sessions: ‘How to Turn What You Know Into Something People Would Pay For’, ‘What Separates Top Marketers From Everyone Else’ and ‘What Skills Will Be Relevant in the Next 5 Years’.

Six speakers also shared insights centred on the summit’s foundational pillars.

In his opening keynote, ATKuniverse argued that Ghana is not short of knowledge. What is rare, he said, is the ability to turn that knowledge into income.

He pointed to the numbers. Ghana had about 24.3 million internet users at the start of 2025, representing roughly 70 per cent of the population, according to DataReportal. He also cited Bank of Ghana data showing that mobile money transactions reached GH¢4.54 trillion in 2025, an increase of 50.8 per cent on the previous year.

“Having internet access is one thing. Turning it into economic value is another,” he told the audience.

Grodital brings three groups of people onto one platform.

Creators, coaches and business owners can build and sell digital products such as courses and e-books, set their own prices and manage their sales.

Marketers can discover products, join affiliate programmes, obtain unique promotional links and earn commissions on the sales they generate.

They do not need to have products of their own to get started.

Learners, meanwhile, can use the Study Hub, a learning space offering educational resources and structured courses.

ATK describes Grodital as an ecosystem rather than just a marketplace.

“The creator has something to offer. The marketer has the ability to distribute it. The learner has the opportunity to acquire knowledge and develop value of their own,” he said.

ATK said the idea came from watching skilled people create products but struggle to sell them. They needed one tool to host their products, another for sales pages, another to manage customers and yet another to run affiliate programmes. He also said he had personally experienced the challenges.

“I built Grodital because I got tired of watching that happen. To other people and, honestly, to myself,” he said. “I didn’t just want to build another website where people could upload products. I wanted to build an ecosystem.”

He was clear that the goal goes beyond making a first sale.

“There’s a difference between making money online and building a digital business. One can be an activity. The other requires systems.”

The wider ambition is to make it easier for people across Africa to participate in the digital economy as creators, entrepreneurs, educators and marketers, rather than only as consumers.

The reveal came midway through the programme, when the Grodital name reappeared, although some members of the audience had seen it before. ATK also shared a story about his struggles in college and his desire to change things.

The event featured an Awards and Recognition segment and closed with a networking session.

The company’s motto, repeated from the stage, is “Grow Digitally, Earn Globally.”

“What you’re seeing today is not the end of the journey,” ATK said. “It’s the beginning of a much bigger one.”

Grodital is now open to creators, affiliate marketers and learners. Accounts can be created at grodital.com⁠.

Event: The Next Digital Wealth Summit 2026 and Grodital Official Launch

Venue: Tomreik Hotel, East Legon, Accra, Ghana

Summit theme: Build. Distribute. Evolve.

What it is: A digital commerce and affiliate marketing platform for creators, marketers and learners.

Founder and CEO: Asante Theophilus Koranteng (ATKuniverse)

Guiding line: “Build what people need. Market what people want.”

Grodital is a digital commerce and affiliate marketing platform built in Ghana. Creators use it to sell digital products, courses and e-books. Marketers use it to promote those products and earn commissions. Learners use its Study Hub to develop new skills.

The platform launched on 7 November 2026 and is available at grodital.com⁠.

Asante Theophilus Koranteng, known professionally as ATKuniverse, is the Founder and CEO of Grodital and the host of The Next Digital Wealth Summit.

He built Grodital after years of watching skilled people struggle to turn what they know into income. His aim, he says, is to give creators, marketers and learners one connected platform to make that possible.

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