Launched in 2022, CASHA is a blockchain-enabled platform designed to facilitate the use of fiat currencies in a digital manner. CASHA works to disrupt the conventional financial system via a more modern approach to money. CASHA has made headway by giving users the ability to transact with traditional currencies across the blockchain, without the inherent volatility and complexity typically associated with a digital currency.

CASHA is a coin that was initially issued on several blockchains, including Tron, BNB, and Solana. Over time, the CASHA team decided to build its own blockchain infrastructure, drawing on lessons from those earlier networks. Today, CASHA serves as a network governance tool: holders vote on protocol upgrades, changes to network parameters, and how treasury funds are spent. Users are no longer passive holders — they are active participants in the ecosystem.

CASHA is open to everyone — exchanges, wallets, payment processors, financial service providers, and ATMs alike. Some of the largest businesses in the digital asset ecosystem have already integrated CASHA.

CASHA coins that are "authorised but not issued" are minted on a blockchain and held in the CASHA treasury. Because they have not been issued, they are excluded from CASHA's total market capitalization.
"Issued" CASHA coins are coins that have been released to the open market and are now in active circulation.

Yes. Casha Network is built to be transparent at all times.