FabStone Wallet is ȺGC-native by design
Fund in fiat. Your purchase is already held in ȺGC (AGC, Afri Gold Coin). Hold ȺGC in one wallet, stay eligible for periodic yield under product terms, and send or withdraw through local payout rails when ready.
Gold-backed balance
Every Ⱥ is referenced to physical gold. Your balance tracks real value.
Periodic yield design
Hold ȺGC and stay eligible for illustrative yield under product terms.
Model your growth
Interactive calculator shows projected value at different horizons.
Fund in fiat
Add funds in EUR, USD, GBP, or CHF. Converted to ȺGC instantly.
Cross-border rails
Send to Mobile Money or bank accounts across Africa-linked corridors.
Balance
Ⱥ11.8250
≈ €47,374.14
≈ +€2,620.10
Growth Projection
Projected value
Ⱥ10.80
≈ €43,267.72
Projected growth
+Ⱥ0.80
≈ +€3,205.02
Illustrative only. Based on 8% annual compound rate. Not a guarantee of future performance.
Recent Activity
See allFatou Diop
Sent to Orange Money Senegal
Recipient received 985,000 XOF
-Ⱥ0.3410
≈ €1,366.14
Delivered
Mariam Diop
Received · Withdrawn
Recipient received 6,648,080 XOF
+Ⱥ2.2880
≈ €9,166.35
Withdrawn
Aminata Fall
Received · Withdrawn
Recipient received 3,315,320 XOF
+Ⱥ1.1410
≈ €4,571.15
Withdrawn
Added from Bank Account
Fiat funded, ȺGC credited
Paid €10,000.00 from N26
+Ⱥ2.2470
≈ €9,002.09
Completed
The ȺGC wallet flow
Clear behavior for users, serious control architecture underneath.
Add funds
Fund in fiat through supported rails.
Hold ȺGC
Funding already buys the wallet's ȺGC unit.
Stay yield-eligible
Holding ȺGC may qualify for periodic yield under product terms.
Send and withdraw
Payout by mobile money or bank transfer where supported.
One ȺGC balance
≈ €848.89
Your wallet holds ȺGC directly after funding. No extra conversion step is required before you hold value or prepare for payout.
- Funding already buys ȺGC
- One in-wallet holding path
- Ready for payout when needed
Periodic yield eligibility
≈ €2,449.67
Holding ȺGC may make the wallet eligible for periodic yield under product terms. No separate pocket is required.
- No extra pocket required
- Eligibility follows ȺGC holding
- Subject to program terms
Why ȺGC powers the wallet
ȺGC (AGC, Afri Gold Coin) is the value unit behind FabStone Wallet. It keeps product behavior consistent across funding, holding, and payout workflows.
Unified value unit
One in-wallet unit from funding through holding and payout.
Funding becomes ȺGC
Adding funds already buys ȺGC inside the wallet. Local currency conversion only happens when payout is needed.
Trust-first architecture
Infrastructure and controls are under the surface, not user burden.
Simple on the surface. Serious underneath.
FabStone Wallet is the public product. Institutional tokenization, reserve logic, custody architecture, and operating controls remain the engine behind it.
Reserve and custody architecture
Structured controls behind wallet value representation.
Compliance and governance
Disciplined rollout and operational guardrails from day one.
Partner infrastructure layer
Institutional capabilities remain available through For Partners.
Bring trusted people into the first wave
Invite people you already support or send to. Eligible referrals may unlock launch benefits as FabStone expands corridor by corridor.
Wallet FAQ
Product-focused answers for ȺGC, holding, yield eligibility, and payout.
What happens when I add funds?
When you add funds, the wallet buys ȺGC directly for you. There is no extra conversion step to manage after funding.
Do I need a separate balance to receive yield?
No. FabStone is being designed so holding ȺGC itself may qualify for periodic yield under product terms. You do not need to move value into a separate pocket.
How are recipients paid out?
Through local mobile money or bank transfer where supported in active corridors.
Where do partner and institutional capabilities live?
In the supporting infrastructure layer through For Partners, Solutions, and Use Cases pages.
Join the first wave of FabStone Wallet users
ȺGC-native wallet experience for diaspora families sending to West Africa.