A digital representation of the Ghana Cedi.
Ghana Cedi Token (GHST) brings the Ghanaian cedi-denomination unit to Ethereum, with a stated 1:1 relationship with cedi held in bank reserves.
Reserves and redemption information shown here is based on the stated model and is supplemented with issuer reports and legal disclosures.
Token
GHST
Ghana Cedi
Stated reserve ratio
1 : 1
Token decimals
18
About GHST
Familiar money, programmable infrastructure.
GHST is built for digital movement of a Ghanaian cedi-denominated unit across Ethereum. The project combines an on-chain token with an off-chain reserve model.
Ghanaian cedi
GHST uses GHS as its reference currency and is expressed with 18 token decimals.
Bank reserves
The stated backing model uses cedi-denominated reserves held in bank accounts.
Transparent architecture
The token uses a UUPS proxy pattern, with the public proxy and implementation addresses disclosed.
Reserve model
1 Token, 1 Cedi in reserves.
The stated reserve model is straightforward: for each unit of GHST intended to be in circulation, a corresponding Ghanaian cedi is held in bank reserves.
GHST
1
GHS reserve
₵1
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Built on Ethereum with OpenZeppelin standards.
The deployed token uses a UUPS / ERC-1822 upgradeable proxy. The proxy is the public token address; the implementation contract contains the token logic.
UUPS / ERC-1822 architecture
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