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Ghanaian Cedi (GHS)
The Ghanaian cedi is Ghana's official currency. It is divided into 100 pesewas and is issued by the Bank of Ghana.
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About the Ghanaian Cedi
GHS is used for domestic prices, accounts and settlement in Ghana. The code distinguishes the current cedi in international datasets and payment records.
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What is GHS?
GHS is the ISO 4217 code for the Ghanaian cedi. The Ghanaian cedi is Ghana's official currency. It is divided into 100 pesewas and is issued by the Bank of Ghana.
Who issues the Ghanaian cedi?
The Bank of Ghana is the principal monetary authority associated with the Ghanaian cedi.
Where is GHS official tender?
GHS is official tender in Ghana.
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