Phoenix Gold Network
  • Introduction
  • PGN Foundations
    • Decentralized Gold Custody
    • Smart Contract Infrastructure
    • Phoenix Gold Coin
  • Decentralized Custody
    • Layer 1
    • Layer 2
    • Layer 3
    • Security Measures
  • Phoenix Cyphers
    • Cyphers as NFTs
    • Multifaceted Utility of Cyphers
    • Staking and Rewards
    • Redemption for Physical Gold
    • Spending and Burning
    • Secondary Market
    • Cypher Security and Wallet Integration
  • Nodes and Custodians
    • Custodians
    • Nodes
    • Incentives and Governance
    • Become a Custodian
  • Cypher to Gold Process
    • Redemption Workflow
    • Discovering Gold Shops
    • Redemption Via Smart Contract
    • Receipts and Blockchain Records
  • PGN Liquidity Services
    • Instant Cypher Sale
    • Liquidity Pool Management
  • Facilitating Gold Commerce
    • Pay with Gold
    • Accept Payment in Gold
  • Phoenix Gold Coin (PGC)
    • Governance and DAO Participation
    • Priority Access
    • Priced in PGC
  • PGC Distribution Model
    • Tokenomics
    • Cypher Melting
    • PGC Virtual Mining
  • Technical Infrastructure
    • Blockchain and Smart Contracts
    • Security and Scalability Features
    • Integration with Polygon
    • The Phoenix Web3 App
    • User Interface and Experience
  • Community Governance
    • The DAO Structure
    • Voting Mechanisms
    • Transparency and Accountability
  • FAQs
    • What is the Phoenix Gold Network (PGN)?
    • How do I buy Cyphers?
    • Can I redeem my Cyphers for physical gold?
    • How does PGN ensure the security of my gold?
  • Getting Started
  • Glossary
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  1. Cypher to Gold Process

Redemption Via Smart Contract

Smart contracts play a critical role in automating and securing the redemption process. These contracts enforce the terms of the transaction, ensuring that the gold is only released to the holder when the corresponding Cypher is locked or burned. This eliminates the need for manual processing and reduces the potential for errors or fraud. The smart contract also records the details of the transaction on the blockchain, providing an immutable and transparent audit trail.

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