Frequently Asked Questions
The Gram Gold Standard is a movement and framework to restore real value to money. Instead of relying on printed paper or digital promises, we define money in grams of physical gold (GG) — a measurable, tangible, and universally trusted form of value.
Other systems store gold in remote vaults you can’t see or touch.
The Gram Gold Standard is built on physical possession and local control.
Your gold is either in your hand or with a certified local custodian — never an invisible reserve overseas.
General Questions
1- GG (GramGold) = 1 gram of fine gold.
2- mGG (MilliGramGold) = 1/1000 of a gram, used for digital transactions and small payments.
Digital balances (mGG or GG) are fully backed by real, locally verified gold.
While users may hold any amount in digital form, the Gram Gold Standard strongly encourages keeping larger savings in physical GG coins, which provide true independence and self-custody.
Digital GG and mGG is for convenience and everyday spending.
Physical GG is for long-term security, sovereignty, and inflation-proof savings.
Pure 24K (999.9) gold is soft and easily scratched or bent. The Gram Gold Standard uses 22K crown gold (91.67%), alloyed with copper and silver for strength, making it suitable for daily use.
Each coin still contains its exact declared fine gold weight, ensuring full intrinsic value.