Africa
CameroonCameroon's CEMAC Region Currency Demetallization Plan
The CEMAC region, including Cameroon, is set to demonetize older currency notes starting November 1, 2026, while current notes remain valid for transactions.
Background
The CEMAC region, a six-country economic and monetary union in Central Africa, uses a common currency, the CFA franc, which is pegged to the Euro. Member states regularly update their currency notes to combat counterfeiting and improve security features. This process is overseen by the Bank of Central African States (BEAC).
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Cameroon's Currency Demetallization Plan
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Information is being disseminated about the upcoming demonetization of old currency notes in the CEMAC region, specifying the date and the continued validity of current notes.
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