SACE App makes it easy to follow the SACE Index and understand how the collective performance of its 21 selected African constituent currencies compares with the normalized U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), a measure of the dollar against major global currencies. Whether you are assessing SACE for an institution or exploring a currency benchmark for the first time, the SACE App gives you a clear view of its on-chain updates, constituent currencies, market status, governance, official token and available market access.
Live Market Reference
Verified BNB Smart Chain Testnet observations normalized to a base value of 100. The chart displays only canonical publications retrieved from the approved SACE testnet endpoint; missing history is never fabricated or backfilled.
Both displayed levels share a starting value of 100. The SACE Index is the published benchmark level measuring the collective performance of the 21 selected African currencies, while Normalized DXY provides the U.S. Dollar Index comparison on the same starting scale. At the latest verified publication, the SACE Index is — and Normalized DXY is —.
SACE vs. DXY: — compares how much SACE moved with how much DXY moved during the active chart period. It is not the numerical difference between their displayed levels. A negative figure means SACE performed less strongly than DXY during that period; a positive figure means SACE performed more strongly.
In simple terms, SACE can remain slightly ahead from the common starting point while DXY performs better during the latest SACE. Both statements can therefore be true at the same time.
Testnet disclosure: BNB Smart Chain Testnet only. The DXY reference is controlled, synthetic and provisional; it is not licensed ICE data. Displayed observations are non-production and are not market quotations, investment recommendations or simulated historical values.
Benchmark Overview
SACE consolidates the governed performance of 21 selected African national currencies into one benchmark and compares the SACE Index with a normalized DXY reference. It is an FX benchmark, not a complete measure of Africa's economic output, banking system or sovereign credit conditions.
The methodology contains exactly 21 selected African national currencies. Their approved weights total 10,000 basis points, and the published SACE economic framework attributes an aggregate reference value exceeding $2.3 trillion USD to the constituent economies.
A rising relative SACE level indicates SACE strength against the normalized dollar reference; a falling level indicates relative underperformance.
Each benchmark observation records its methodology version, inputs hash, observation time and publication sequence on BNB Smart Chain.
Governance, methodology, guardian and correction functions are assigned to separately addressed Safe authorities within the testnet deployment.
The public interface shows observed canonical publications only. It does not manufacture missed observations or substitute unavailable data.
The benchmark publication system and the BEP-20 SACE token are related parts of the framework but remain separately identifiable and independently verifiable.
Constituent Framework
The current testnet configuration contains 21 currency codes and an exact aggregate weight of 10,000 basis points. Data routes reflect the approved testnet methodology and do not imply identical production sourcing.
| Code | Currency | Weight | Methodology Route |
|---|---|---|---|
| TND | Tunisian dinar | 617 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| LYD | Libyan dinar | 494 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| MAD | Moroccan dirham | 617 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| GHS | Ghanaian cedi | 617 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| BWP | Botswana pula | 494 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| SCR | Seychellois rupee | 371 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| ERN | Eritrean nakfa | 371 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| NAD | Namibian dollar | 617 bps | Co-pegged reference |
| SZL | Eswatini lilangeni | 370 bps | Co-pegged reference |
| ZAR | South African rand | 741 bps | Direct reference input |
| LSL | Lesotho loti | 370 bps | Co-pegged reference |
| STN | São Tomé and Príncipe dobra | 370 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| ZMW | Zambian kwacha | 494 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| MRU | Mauritanian ouguiya | 247 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| EGP | Egyptian pound | 494 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| DZD | Algerian dinar | 247 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| MUR | Mauritian rupee | 247 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| XOF | West African CFA franc | 494 bps | Cross-reference methodology |
| XAF | Central African CFA franc | 494 bps | Cross-reference methodology |
| KES | Kenyan shilling | 617 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
| RWF | Rwandan franc | 617 bps | Governed hybrid observation |
Weight total: 10,000 basis points. Changes to the production methodology, constituent set, sourcing hierarchy or weights require the applicable governance process and public notice.
Operational Status
These fields are populated from the same validated canonical response used by the chart. An unavailable or nonconforming response is not silently replaced.
Centralized Exchange Access
P2B is the planned initial centralized-exchange venue for SACE. A venue should be treated as active only after SACE Index and the exchange publish a matching official listing notice and verified market link.
P2B is intended to provide the first centralized-exchange distribution point for SACE. The published framework identifies an initial $23.00 USD reference; this is not a live market quote, guaranteed listing price or performance commitment. Trading pairs, deposit status, withdrawal status, opening time and jurisdictional availability remain subject to the exchange's final official listing notice.
Future centralized exchanges may be added to broaden regulated access, liquidity and geographic coverage. No future venue is official until its name, status and direct market link appear through verified SACE channels.
Confirm the exchange domain, SACE contract address, supported network, market pair, deposit availability and withdrawal availability. Complete exchange KYC where required and assess legal availability in your jurisdiction.
Token & Wallet Verification
The SACE token is deployed on BNB Smart Chain. The token contract below is separate from the benchmark's current testnet oracle contract and should be verified before wallet import, transfer or exchange deposit.
Explore SACE Token to learn how to buy SACE, verify its official on-chain identity, understand its role within the SACE ecosystem, and review the separate long-term structures planned for the SACE African Currency ETF and SACE Token ETP.
BNB Smart ChainBEP-20SACE Index / SACE / 180x9F6d0EDc0eB6BBa34F06CeC4fbA7f91bb4600F73Verify the complete address before use.Methodology & Governance
The current testnet deployment uses a non-upgradeable benchmark implementation with governed methodology, emergency controls, correction authority and a 7,200-second governance timelock.
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Review benchmark construction, economic framing, token structure, contract flow and the complete codebase directly from the official repository.
Current methodology definition, constituent controls, publication requirements and operational safeguards.
Published economic and constituent-value framing for the 21-currency benchmark.
Core explanation of the normalized comparative benchmark relationship.
Published token structure and centralized-exchange distribution framework.
Benchmark calculation, oracle routing and contract interaction logic.
Authoritative codebase, contracts, deployment scripts, methodology and supporting documentation.
About SACE
SACE Index was founded by Simon Kapenda in October 2025 and is operated by SACE Index, LLC. as part of the broader Abba Industries ecosystem.
SACE Index is a blockchain-native benchmark referencing 21 selected African national currencies. It is designed to provide a consolidated, verifiable reference for observing African-currency performance relative to a normalized dollar benchmark.
The SACE framework combines a benchmark publication layer, governed methodology, on-chain evidence, a BEP-20 digital instrument and a controlled market-access framework. These elements are presented separately so that users can distinguish benchmark observations, token identity, governance controls and exchange availability.
For full institutional background, newsroom notices, technical architecture and public documentation, visit sacex.io.
Important Notice
This App provides benchmark information, verification references and exchange-status information. It is not an offer, solicitation, investment recommendation or guarantee of market access.
SACE-versus-DXY movement reflects the relative performance of the SACE Index against the normalized DXY reference. It does not independently measure Africa's total economic growth, sovereign credit quality or banking-system strength.
Current benchmark observations are non-production BNB Smart Chain Testnet publications. The DXY reference is controlled, synthetic and provisional and is not licensed ICE data.
A planned or announced CEX listing is not live trading. Exchange availability, liquidity, market pairs, deposits, withdrawals, KYC and jurisdictional access are controlled by each exchange and may change.
SACE does not provide ownership of the underlying currencies, deposits, reserves, equities, funds, sovereign assets or constituent economies. No benchmark level, token price, liquidity or future performance is guaranteed.