Explore financing opportunities involving eligible physical commodities supported by verified Safe Keeping Receipts and appropriate custody documentation.
Submit Your Asset Enquiry →A Safe Keeping Receipt (SKR) is a document issued by a custodian or storage provider acknowledging the safekeeping of specified assets under stated conditions.
Depending on the issuer, custody arrangement, asset ownership and applicable legal framework, an SKR may form part of the documentation considered during a secured financing assessment.
An SKR alone does not automatically establish ownership, transferability or financing eligibility. Authenticity, custody, control, title and enforceability must be independently verified.
Asset eligibility depends on quality, marketability, storage conditions, valuation and institutional acceptance.
Gold bars, bullion and other qualifying gold holdings supported by appropriate ownership and custody documentation.
Silver bullion and eligible silver holdings, subject to independent verification, purity and valuation.
Qualifying copper commodities supported by appropriate inventory, quality and storage records.
Platinum assets and eligible precious metal holdings assessed according to market and custody requirements.
Qualifying nickel inventory subject to commodity specifications, independent inspection and institutional review.
Additional precious or industrial commodities may be considered following an initial eligibility assessment.
Before a potential financing structure can be evaluated, the underlying asset and its documentation must be reviewed.
Provide asset details and available SKR documentation.
Review the issuer, custodian, ownership and underlying assets.
Assess market value, legal security and institutional eligibility.
Explore possible financing arrangements subject to approval.
No. The issuing entity, custody arrangements, ownership, legal enforceability and asset quality must be independently assessed.
Gold, silver, platinum, copper, nickel and other qualifying commodities may be considered depending on institutional criteria.
Depending on the transaction, independent inspection, custodian confirmation and physical verification may be required.
No. An SKR is generally a custody acknowledgement. It is not automatically a bank guarantee, payment instrument or unconditional promise of financing.
Share your commodity details and available custody documentation for an initial assessment of potential financing options.
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