KANA (international abbreviation: XKA) is the official currency of the island state of Atsikana, introduced as a tool to ensure a basic income for the population and prepare for future market-economic relations. The currency is fully digital and managed through the national payment network ATS!KANA, which ensures safe and cashless access to citizens' accounts.

Origin and coverage of the currency: The KANA currency was introduced by decision of the Atsikana government in 2025 as part of the economic sovereignty program. It is 100% covered by the island's foreign exchange reserves held in euros (EUR), thus ensuring its stability, credibility and transparency. The currency exchange rate is fixed at 1 XKA = 1 EUR, which allows easy orientation for the majority of residents who come from a European background.

Symbol and logo: The XKA currency logo is a stylized palm tree motif set in a circular emblem. The palm tree symbolizes the tropical character of the island, stability and growth. The three branched fronds represent the three pillars of the Atsikana monetary system: trust, equality and sustainability. The turquoise color of the logo refers to the sea, openness and the digital future. The logo is used in official documents, payment applications and digital wallets.

Like every state, Atsikana has its own flag. Have you seen it?

The flag of Atsikana consists of three horizontal stripes of equal width. The top stripe is yellow, the middle orange and the bottom purple. In the middle of the flag is a black circle that extends into all three stripes. In its center is a black palm tree, the main symbol of the island and its people.

The yellow stripe represents the sun, light and hope, the orange stripe symbolizes sand, vitality and joy of life, the purple stripe expresses the sea, spirituality and peace. The black circle is a sign of unity and connection of the people of Atsikana and the black palm tree in the middle reminds of nature, the strength and stability of the community.

The flag thus expresses harmony between people, nature and the spiritual dimension of life on the island.