NGN to GNF

Convert your NGN to GNF

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7 Facts About Guinean Franc

  1. Post-Independence Currency: Introduced in 1985, replacing the Guinean Syli, the Franc signifies Guinea’s independent monetary policy.
  2. Floating Exchange Rate: The Guinean Franc operates on a floating exchange rate, subject to market forces and economic conditions.
  3. Central Bank Control: The Central Bank of the Republic of Guinea oversees the issuance and management of the Franc.
  4. Economic Challenges: Guinea faces economic challenges, including dependence on raw materials and infrastructure deficits, affecting the Franc’s stability.
  5. Subdivision: Divided into 100 centimes, these smaller units are rarely used in everyday transactions.
  6. Cash-Based Economy: Guinea remains largely a cash-based society, with limited access to banking services in rural areas.
  7. Currency Code: GNF is the official currency code for the Guinean Franc, used in international financial transactions.