What is The Gold Standard?
Under the gold standard, the government defines the weight of gold connected to a single dollar.
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Daily reconciliations are made for all bullion stored and traded in our secure bonded vaults
Bullion is individually allocated and segregated, and every transaction is accounted
F.A.C.T. reports are provided by recognized Independent Auditors only
All bullion traded in the exchange is accorded to the rightful owners
From the moment the bullion arrives or leaves our vaults, every piece of it is accounted for by the Singapore Customs Authority. In the F.A.C.T. reporting process, the Independent Auditors will ensure that the amount of bullion under storage is correct and no fraudulent activity takes place within the trading platform. This involves checking that the following requirements are fulfilled:
Storage facility daily reconciliation. All bullion products that are in storage are recorded. The records include:
When a trade takes place. Each trade is traced. Every trade will trigger three individual records:
Any major variation between each of the records will lead to further investigation.
Request for F.A.C.T. ReportCustomers can also request for their own personalized F.A.C.T. Report to be conducted by an Auditor of their own choice.
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Fort Knox, officially known as the United States Bullion Depository, is reportedly home to 147.3 million troy ounces of gold reserves.
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