How allocated metal can be sold at a live, market-linked price while the bars stay in storage.
Liquidity without a truck
Allocated gold is useful only if you can sell it. Aurevia’s buyback desk quotes a live, market-linked price against metal that is already in storage. You do not need to ship bars back. Title transfers in the vault, settlement follows the agreed timeline, and the bars remain under professional custody until the buyer takes them.
That is the practical difference between home storage and allocated vaulting. Home storage may feel tangible, but selling it usually means assay risk, shipping, and delay. Vaulted metal can be sold as inventory the market already trusts.
How a vault buyback works
- Request a quote against your allocated holding.
- Review the live price, fees, and settlement date.
- Accept the quote within the stated validity window.
- Title transfers in the vault; you do not move the bars.
- Proceeds are paid to the nominated account on file.
- No return shipping from your home or office
- No re-assaying of sealed, allocated bars
- A documented sale at a market-linked price
The point of allocated storage is not only safety. It is the ability to sell without first becoming a logistics company.
