Seller, titleholder and origin business-verification (KYB) file
Supports the stated origin and authority to export or deliver the product.
Precious metals · structured supply program
Gold Bullion Supply
Nexus’s role in refined gold bullion transactions varies by opportunity. Nexus may act as contracting seller, authorized commercial representative or transaction coordinator. Its exact role, authority and responsibilities are stated in the applicable offer or agreement, together with the available lot or supply program, bar format, fineness, refinery or brand information, quantity, custody location, verification documents, pricing basis and delivery terms. Availability must be confirmed in writing.
Role and availability are transaction-specific. Nexus may act as contracting seller, authorized commercial representative or transaction coordinator. Its exact role, authority and responsibilities are stated in the applicable offer or agreement. Product availability is not continuous or guaranteed; quantity, location and commercial terms must be confirmed in writing.
Nexus distinguishes market context from a firm commercial offer. The benchmark, unit, pricing period and contractual adjustment must all be explicit.
Indicative market context
Current Gold Bullion market reference
Source, unit and timestamp appear with the rate. Any contractual benchmark, including LBMA Gold reference, must be identified separately in the offer.
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Understand this benchmark Market reference only. Data may be delayed and does not constitute an offer, quotation, confirmation of availability or investment advice. Firm transaction pricing is determined solely under an executed agreement.
- Product form
- Refined gold bullion bars; exact format stated in the offer
- Fineness
- Offer-specific; refinery certificate or agreed assay controls
- Bar weight
- Kilobar, large bar or other stated format
- Refinery / brand
- Disclosed and independently verified for the offered program
- Pricing unit
- USD per kilogram of fine gold
- Custody
- Current location and custody pathway identified in the offer
- Verification
- Serial list, assay certificate and chain of custody as applicable
- Delivery
- Named Incoterm, location and validity period stated in the offer
Every definitive specification is controlled by the executed contract, certificate of analysis, assay or other agreed transaction document.
- 01
Identify the applicable fine-gold market reference and pricing date or averaging period.
- 02
Confirm the bar format, net weight, fineness, refinery or brand and documentary evidence.
- 03
Apply the fixed price or agreed premium or discount stated for the identified lot or supply program.
- 04
Account for custody, inspection, insurance, secure transport and delivery costs under the agreed terms.
Controlled transaction file
Documentation follows mutual diligence.
Sensitive buyer and supply documents are released in stages, through a controlled process appropriate to the transaction.
Refinery certificate or agreed assay documentation
Records the tested composition or payable-metal basis used for acceptance.
Bar list, weights and applicable serial information
Confirms unit counts, gross and net weight, and shipment presentation.
Title and chain-of-custody documentation
Establishes the fact this stage must verify before the transaction advances.
Custody, inspection and secure-logistics plan
Sets the independent verification scope, location and reporting standard.
Commercial offer, pricing basis and delivery procedure
Aligns pricing, payment, delivery and document sequence before contract.
Nexus prioritizes qualified end users and institutional counterparties with a defined requirement, authorized procurement contact and clear contracting entity.
Is Gold Bullion continuously available?
No. Gold Bullion availability, quantity, custody location, Nexus’s role and commercial terms vary. They are confirmed only in a current written offer or agreement.
Does the website market reference constitute a bullion offer?
No. The displayed market reference provides context only. A bullion offer must identify the lot or supply program, bar details, verification documents, pricing basis, delivery terms and validity period.
What must a buyer provide?
The Principal Buyer must provide its legal identity, authorized procurement contact, required bar format and fineness, quantity, destination, custody or delivery requirements and timing. Any requested LOI must be issued directly by the Principal Buyer.
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Qualified enquiries
Discuss a qualified gold bullion requirement.
Provide the specification, trial and monthly volume, destination, delivery basis and contracting entity. Nexus will assess fit and identify the appropriate next step.