About & FAQ

DGLD is a Real World Asset (RWA) tokenized product built by GTSA which represents digital evidence of co-ownership rights in allocated LBMA-certified gold, embedded with a layer of services packaged as a single, transferable on-chain crypto-asset. Find it on Coingecko, Coinmarketcap or rwa.xyz.

GGold Token SA (ID-CHE-287.630.262), also known as GTSA, is the issuer of DGLD. It is a Swiss public limited company (société anonyme) and a wholly owned subsidiary of MKS PAMP SA (ID-CHE-105.871.847). GTSA issues DGLD and operates the services related to it as administrator of the co-ownership, including the registry of co-ownership rights, custody and insurance arrangements with the custodian, and holder verification through the Gold Mapper.

MKS PAMP SA, located in Geneva, Switzerland, is part of the MKS PAMP GROUP  and has forged a reputation as one of the world's most trusted gold dealers. The refiner and vault operator PAMP SA, located at Castel San Pietro, Switzerland, has produced LBMA Good Delivery gold since 1977. Other brands such as Gold Avenue are also part of the MKS Group. The relationships built in the early days of the group have seen MKS Group expand globally, it today counts more than 1,500+ employees across 15 offices in 12 countries, covering the world's major bullion markets.

DGLD is digital evidence of co-ownership rights in allocated LBMA-certified gold, packaged with an embedded layer of services as a single, transferable on-chain crypto-asset. Each token corresponds to one fine troy ounce, held in segregated, insured Swiss vaults under the custody of MKS PAMP. The services, including vaulting, insurance, periodic independent audits and the co-ownership registry, are built into the token itself. DGLD is available as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum and Base and as a Token-2022 token on Solana.

Gold Token SA (ID-CHE-287.630.262), also known as GTSA, is the issuer of DGLD. It is a Swiss public limited company (société anonyme) and a wholly owned subsidiary of MKS PAMP SA (ID-CHE-105.871.847). GTSA issues DGLD and operates the services related to it, acting as administrator of the co-ownership: maintaining the registry of co-ownership rights, arranging secure vaulting, segregation and insurance with the custodian, and providing holders with real-time verification through the Gold Mapper.

Your gold is held under the custody of MKS PAMP SA, in segregated, secured and insured vaults at PAMP SA's facility at the following address : PAMP SA Via Alle Zocche 1 6874 Castel S. Pietro Switzerland. Under the General Terms and Conditions, the gold is segregated at all times from the custodian's own assets and from those of other depositors, and the custodian issues a Receipt of Deposit confirming each vaulting. You can verify the specific bars you co-own, by Asset ID, through the Gold Mapper at any time.

Through the DGLD Gold Mapper at explorer.dgld.ch. It links your tokens to specific PAMP bars and shows serial numbers, refiner, fine weight, vault location, and the latest signed audit. Each report shows gold in custody at or above tokens in circulation as at the report date.

Grant Thornton produces a DGLD Physical Gold Inventory Report quarterly, you can find the latest reports on the Audits page of our website.

Yes. The gold is held in segregated, secured and insured vaults in Switzerland. Maintaining insurance arrangements in respect of the gold, through the custodian and in accordance with the applicable custody agreement, is one of the services embedded in DGLD.

Yes. You hold co-ownership rights in allocated gold, evidenced by the token. Each DGLD represents a co-ownership right corresponding to one fine troy ounce of LBMA-certified gold, identified by Asset ID and recorded in GTSA's registry of co-ownership rights. A transfer of DGLD evidences, and is intended to operate together with, the transfer of those co-ownership rights, in accordance with the General Terms and Conditions. The rights of token holders are structured to reflect an ownership-based model rather than a contractual repayment claim against the issuer.

DGLD trades on-chain, 24/7, with instant settlement. It's available through your favorite swap interface, through Uniswap on Ethereum and Base and through Swissborg on Solana.

Anyone, on the secondary market, subject to the laws that apply to you. Direct acquisition from the issuer at primary issuance is reserved for institutional and professional clients (Authorised Participants); everyone else buys DGLD on the secondary market, currently on decentralised exchanges. By acquiring DGLD you confirm that the laws of your country of residence or citizenship don't prohibit you from holding it, that you're not subject to sanctions, and that you're of legal age. Transfers may be restricted where required by sanctions or anti-money-laundering rules.

Any holder who can demonstrate control of their DGLD can request delivery of the corresponding gold. Submit a request through GTSA's designated channels; GTSA will confirm the available delivery options, applicable fees and required documentation, and run the necessary KYC, AML and sanctions checks. Once verification is complete, GTSA burns the corresponding tokens, updates the co-ownership registry and arranges delivery, either to you or to a vault in your name in an approved jurisdiction. A Burning Fee (initially 0.20%) applies, plus third-party delivery costs such as transport, insurance and customs, which are quoted to you before you confirm. GTSA may use approved third-party providers in connection with delivery.

No. Not as an individual holder. New DGLD is only minted when an Authorised Participant, an institution authorised by GTSA, provides LBMA-certified gold for tokenisation under a separate Authorised Participant agreement. Everyone else acquires DGLD on the secondary market. If you're an institution holding LBMA-certified gold and interested in becoming an Authorised Participant, contact GTSA.

You can buy fractional amounts on-chain with no set minimum. For physical delivery, you can take delivery for as little as 1 gram of PAMP gold through approved retail partners.

Minting carries a Creation Fee, initially 0.20% of the DGLD created. Minting is available to Authorised Participants (institutional and professional clients); if you buy DGLD on the secondary market, you don't pay this fee.Taking physical delivery carries a Burning Fee, initially 0.20% of the DGLD burned, plus third-party delivery costs (vault handling, transport, insurance, customs and similar charges), which depend on quantity and destination and are quoted to you before delivery is processed.If you sell DGLD on the secondary market, you don't pay this fee.

Vaulting, Custody, Operations, insurance and auditing are services embedded in the token itself. A Re-Issuance Fee may apply if the re-issuance process described in the General Terms and Conditions is ever used, and would be communicated beforehand.

As of September 2026, DGLD is available natively on Ethereum, Base & Solana.

Yes. DGLD is built to integrate with DeFi, including collateralized lending and borrowing. Check our social channels and website to discover where and how.

Visit mkspamp.com. MKS PAMP Group is a Swiss precious-metals leader with 60 years of heritage, and its PAMP refinery has produced LBMA Good Delivery gold since 1977.

No. The gold is fully allocated and held in custody, not lent out, so holding the token doesn't produce yield. You hold co-ownership rights in the metal, not a repayment claim against the issuer.

You remain the co-owner. DGLD is built on co-ownership: title to the gold sits with tokenholders at all times, never with GTSA, which holds no ownership position in it. Under the General Terms and Conditions, the gold is held in segregated vaults, separate from the custodian's own assets and from those of other depositors, and each holder retains the right to request physical delivery. Because your rights are co-ownership rights in the gold itself rather than a claim against the issuer, they are not dependent on the issuer's balance sheet.

DGLD is not a security. Under Swiss law, the token is a title of proof (art. 8 Swiss Civil Code) evidencing co-ownership rights in the gold (art. 646 CC); it confers no debt, equity or other financial claim against the issuer. It is not a financial instrument under MiFID II. Under EU law, DGLD is classified under MiCAR (Regulation 2023/1114) as a crypto-asset other than an asset-referenced or e-money token, and a crypto-asset white paper has been published accordingly; white papers for this type of crypto-asset are not subject to approval by any competent authority. The issuer, Gold Token SA, is a Swiss financial intermediary subject to Swiss anti-money laundering regulations and a member of VQF, a self-regulatory organisation supervised by FINMA. DGLD is issued under Swiss law, and the gold is located in Switzerland.

DGLD's market price is set by supply and demand and may differ materially from, or become disconnected from, the gold spot price; no one is obligated to provide liquidity or support the price, so you may not be able to sell at a price reflecting the underlying gold. Smart contracts and blockchains can contain vulnerabilities. If you lose your private key, your DGLD is unrecoverable. Crypto-assets face evolving regulation, and DGLD is not covered by EU investor compensation or deposit guarantee schemes. Whatever happens to the token's market price, you remain co-owner of your gold and can request physical delivery. The full risk disclosures are in the crypto-asset white paper and Section 12 of the General Terms and Conditions.