goldmoney.com/holding-safety-and-transparency
"Standard Jersey bankruptcy procedures would be implemented in the unlikely event that Goldmoney were to go out of business.
Should you hold an amount of metal that is equivalent to the standard gold, silver, platinum, and/or palladium bar weight in Goldmoney, you will be able to take delivery of those bars. Additionally, you can take physical delivery of your gold in 100 gram and 1 kilo bars. The remaining metal would be sold and the cash proceeds would be transferred to you. Please refer to clause 16 (Winding-up or bankruptcy of Goldmoney) of our Client Agreement for further information."
Zudem auch interessant vom CEO per Twitter:
"No doubt the combination of storage fees and holidays/new year caused a little backlog in redemption times, but to think anything else is ludicrous. The company has a 9 figure balance sheet and all client assets are off balance sheet and fully reserved."
"Neither coinbase nor bullionvault have ever published an audit from a big four auditor. Not only do we have KPMG as auditor but go the extra mile w/ Inspectorate reports to independently re-audit the metal that Brinks/others already verify and Insure. GM is regulated like a bank."
Fakt ist ebenfalls, dass im eingeloggten Bereich Audit-Reports von allen Lagerstellen verfügbar sind. Diese wurden nicht von Goldmoney angefertigt sondern von unabhängigen Auditoren. Jetzt kann man natürlich argumentieren, dass die gefälscht sind. Aber ich bezweifel ehrlich gesagt, dass u. a. eine Loomis International daran Interesse hat für Goldmoney die Daten zu fälschen.
Klar - die Jungs sind (regulierungsbedingt) langsam, dafür aber auch sehr günstig und meiner Meinung nach sicher. Ab 20k Einlage in bspw. Silber sehe ich keine bessere Alternative für ein Investment in Edelmetall außerhalb der EU.
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