Gram Silver (GRAMS) 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
Answer First
What is Gram Silver (GRAMS)?
GRAMS is Token Teknoloji's gram-silver stablecoin from Turkey, backed by one gram of physical silver per token held at Turkish bank custodians. The static profile records its Silver peg mechanism as: Issuer-managed mint/redeem and exchange conversion route for a one-gram silver claim; public materials support reserve backing but do not expose a reviewed direct holder redemption schedule suitable for a Pharos backstop config
Is GRAMS safe?
Gram Silver is not in Pharos's active universe. Temporarily withheld because permitted runtime sources do not provide a positive circulating supply or market cap.
Static Profile
Static stablecoin profile
Gram Silver (GRAMS) static profile: governance model Centralized (CeFi); backing model Real-World Asset Backed; peg Silver.
AI summary / Updated Aug 11, 2026
GRAMS is Token Teknoloji's one-gram silver claim, the sibling of its gold product, with proof pages naming physical silver at Kuveyt Türk, VakıfBank, Ziraat Participation, and Akbank. The disclosure is at least consistently inconsistent: the product page describes company-vault custody while the shared proof-of-reserves page names the banks, the reserve page reuses the gold token's contract address, and leftover platinum copy suggests the whole thing was assembled by find-and-replace. There is no independent...
AI summary · drafted by claude-fable-5 · facts as of Aug 11, 2026
- Collateral
- One gram of physical silver per GRAMS, with Token Teknoloji proof pages listing silver held at Kuveyt Türk, VakıfBank, Ziraat Participation, and Akbank
- Peg Mechanism
- Issuer-managed mint/redeem and exchange conversion route for a one-gram silver 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 - empty supply widget; page reuses GRAMG's contract address and contains leftover platinum copy; custody described as company vaults, contradicting the shared PoR page's named banks) Reserve source
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Source: checked-in StablecoinMeta profile fields. This inactive record does not participate in current live monitoring; the summary above was last updated Aug 11, 2026.
GRAMS quick answers
What is Gram Silver (GRAMS)?
GRAMS is Token Teknoloji's gram-silver stablecoin from Turkey, backed by one gram of physical silver per token held at Turkish bank custodians. The static profile records its Silver peg mechanism as: Issuer-managed mint/redeem and exchange conversion route for a one-gram silver claim; public materials support reserve backing but do not expose a reviewed direct holder redemption schedule suitable for a Pharos backstop config
Is GRAMS safe?
Gram Silver 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 GRAMS?
Pharos classifies GRAMS backing as Real-World Asset Backed. Collateral, per the static profile: One gram of physical silver per GRAMS, with Token Teknoloji proof pages listing silver held at Kuveyt Türk, VakıfBank, Ziraat Participation, and Akbank Reserve evidence: Self-Reported PoR from Token Teknoloji reserve proof page (no reserve figure renders - empty supply widget; page reuses GRAMG's contract address and contains leftover platinum copy; custody described as company vaults, contradicting the shared PoR page's named banks).
Can GRAMS be frozen or blacklisted?
Based on tracked contract metadata and blacklist coverage, issuer or admin freeze controls are recorded. GRAMS is outside active monitoring; this static record preserves the reviewed control context.