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Gram Gold (GRAMG) quarantined stablecoin record

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Temporarily withheld because permitted runtime sources do not provide a positive circulating supply or market cap.

Effective 2026-07-15; review due 2026-08-15

Token Teknoloji's gram-gold stablecoin has conflicting issuer disclosures about whether PAXG or physical gold backs current supply.

Static Profile

Static stablecoin profile

Gram Gold (GRAMG) static profile: governance model Centralized (CeFi); backing model Real-World Asset Backed; peg Gold.

AI summary / Updated May 15, 2026

GRAMG is Token Teknoloji's Turkish gram-gold stablecoin backed by physical gold at Turkish bank custodians, with issuer-published proof but no machine-readable attestation. Token Teknoloji's GRAMG is a one-gram gold stablecoin with reserve materials pointing to Turkish bank...

AI summary · drafted by claude-opus-4-7 · reviewed by @TokenBrice on May 15, 2026 · facts as of May 15, 2026

Collateral
Token Teknoloji's public materials conflict: product copy says equivalent PAXG is held on-chain, while the same page's FAQ and the issuer's reserve disclosures say physical gold is held at Turkish banks, the Central Bank, and company vaults. No current primary evidence reconciles the reserve form or proportions.
Peg Mechanism
Issuer-managed mint/redeem and exchange conversion route for a one-gram gold claim; public materials support reserve backing but do not expose a reviewed direct holder redemption schedule suitable for a Pharos backstop config
Jurisdiction
Turkey
Proof Of Reserves
Self-Reported PoR by Token Teknoloji reserve proof page (no reserve figure renders - the supply widget is empty; the Turkish page claims physical gold >90% at the Turkish Central Bank while the English page says GRAMG is collateralized by PAXG - irreconcilable backing descriptions; evidence widget links an Ethereum address while copy says Avalanche) Reserve source
Contracts
2 deployments tracked across Avalanche and Polygon.

Snippet Answer

Is GRAMG safe?

Gram Gold is not in Pharos's active universe. Temporarily withheld because permitted runtime sources do not provide a positive circulating supply or market cap.

Next Actions

This record preserves static and historical context; live actions are available only for active assets.

Source: checked-in StablecoinMeta profile fields. This inactive record does not participate in current live monitoring; the summary above was last updated May 15, 2026.

GRAMG quick answers

What is Gram Gold (GRAMG)?

Token Teknoloji's gram-gold stablecoin has conflicting issuer disclosures about whether PAXG or physical gold backs current supply. The static profile records its Gold peg mechanism as: Issuer-managed mint/redeem and exchange conversion route for a one-gram gold claim; public materials support reserve backing but do not expose a reviewed direct holder redemption schedule suitable for a Pharos backstop config

Is GRAMG safe?

Gram Gold is not in Pharos's active universe. Temporarily withheld because permitted runtime sources do not provide a positive circulating supply or market cap.

What backs GRAMG?

Pharos classifies GRAMG backing as Real-World Asset Backed. Collateral, per the static profile: Token Teknoloji's public materials conflict: product copy says equivalent PAXG is held on-chain, while the same page's FAQ and the issuer's reserve disclosures say physical gold is held at Turkish banks, the Central Bank, and company... Reserve evidence: Self-Reported PoR from Token Teknoloji reserve proof page (no reserve figure renders - the supply widget is empty; the Turkish page claims physical gold >90% at the Turkish Central Bank while the English page says GRAMG is collateralized by PAXG - irreconcilable backing descriptions; evidence widget links an Ethereum address while copy says Avalanche).

Can GRAMG be frozen or blacklisted?

Based on tracked contract metadata and blacklist coverage, issuer or admin freeze controls are recorded. GRAMG is outside active monitoring; this static record preserves the reviewed control context.