Unlike most speculative crypto assets, HaniCoin is:

• Fully asset-backed by physical gold
• Usable as loan collateral for SMEs
• Integrated with real-world ID systems
• Transparent and auditable, with monthly reserve reports

Hani Coin is developed by HaniGold Enterprises , a registered entity in Dar es Salaam. The project is backed by a team of fintech, legal, and blockchain professionals focused on financial inclusion in emerging markets.

• Lack of accessible SME financing
• Unstable and utility-lacking crypto assets
• Lack of trust and collateral in DeFi applications
• High friction in emerging market credit ecosystems

The maximum supply is 100,000,000,000 Hani coins, with an initial circulating supply of 10% at launch.

No. Hani is backed by gold but not redeemable for it. The gold reserve serves as a value anchor and trust layer, not a redemption mechanism.

We employ comprehensive security measures including regular smart contract audits, cold storage for reserves, bug bounty programs, and certified vault storage for physical gold. Our multi-layered approach ensures both digital and physical asset protection.

• Gold is stored in licensed Tanzanian vaults.
• Monthly audits are performed by independent third parties.
• A public reserve dashboard displays the gold-to-token ratio in real-time.

Our pooled custody model stores gold bars in certified vaults with monthly independent audits. Tokens are only minted against verified gold deposits, ensuring 100% backing at all times. Real-time dashboards provide transparent proof-of-reserves for all stakeholders.

Yes, through our smart contract-based collateral system and partnerships with SACCOs, microfinance institutions, and banks. SMEs can use HANI tokens as verified collateral with automated loan processing and transparent terms, eliminating traditional banking barriers.

Yes. HaniGold Enterprises is:

• Registered with BRELA
• Compliant with TRA tax requirements
• Operating under the guidance of Tanzanian legal and financial consultants
• Exploring sandbox options with the Bank of Tanzania (BoT)

Yes. Staking options will be available via Hani's dApp, allowing users to earn yield while supporting ecosystem liquidity and loan operations.

Yes. Hani Coin will be listed on both centralized (CEX) and decentralized (DEX) exchanges starting.

Yes. Hani is multi-chain compatible, initially launching on Ethereum (ERC- 20), with expansion to Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and Layer 2s.

HANI’s platform integrates with:

• NIDA (Tanzania's National ID)
• Jumio and other global KYC/AML providers

Yes. 15% of Hani tokens are allocated for public sale/ICO. Details will be released ahead of the Token Generation Event (TGE) in 2025.

You can join our whitelist for the upcoming public sale or reach out to info@hanigoldenterprice.com for institutional discussions.