By rupee value or by weight, at the rate showing on screen at that moment.
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Families already save in gold. Digital gold lets them do it in small amounts, stored safely, with the option to sell back or take physical delivery later.
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Gold is how most households in India already save. The problem is the minimum: jewellery requires a lump sum, and making charges take a cut that never comes back.
Digital gold removes the minimum. A customer can buy ten rupees worth today and fifty next week, at the live market rate, with the gold held in an insured vault in their name.
Saving that fits a daily wage rather than a monthly salary.
By rupee value or by weight, at the rate showing on screen at that moment.
Gold is held in an insured vault against the customer's name, with no storage charge for the standard period.
The customer can sell their holding at the live rate and receive the money in their account.
Accumulated holdings can be converted into coins or bars and delivered, subject to a minimum weight.
Name, mobile number and PAN where required. The account is created in their name, not yours.
The current buy rate is displayed. Nothing is hidden in a spread the customer cannot see.
Collect the cash, enter the amount, and the gold is credited to their holding instantly.
The receipt shows grams purchased and the rate applied, so the customer has a record.
You are not teaching a new idea. Gold as savings is already understood in every household.
Customers return weekly with small amounts, which builds habit and footfall.
Small per transaction, but the frequency is what makes it worthwhile.
Yes. Physical gold equal to the purchase is held in an insured vault against the customer's holding, and can be delivered when the minimum weight is reached.
Yes, at the live sell rate. The amount is credited to their registered bank account.
Storage is free for a standard period set by the provider. After that a small charge may apply, which is disclosed at purchase.
A mobile number to start, with PAN required above the threshold set by the provider. The panel prompts when it is needed.
Switch on digital gold from the panel and start with a ten rupee purchase to show how it works.