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Clearing and Settlement

Six steps from signed Bond to allocated metal. Each step produces a named artifact the client can keep.

Sequence

Six named settlement steps

Artifacts

Written records at each milestone

Primary CTA

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Settlement

From Bond to bullion

Settlement is where the written outline becomes allocated metal. The point of the sequence is to keep products, costs, routing, and custody tied to named records.

The Six Steps
  1. 01

    Confirmation of Terms

    The Written Bond names products, unit cost, dealer charge, custodian charge, depository, and timeline before settlement begins.

    Artifact: Signed Written Bond.

  2. 02

    Custodian Routing

    For Section 408(m) accounts, the custodian receives rollover or transfer instruction. Direct ownership omits this step.

    Artifact: Custodian transfer authorization.

  3. 03

    Payment Instruction

    Funds are wired against the Written Bond with a reference for reconciliation.

    Artifact: Wire confirmation.

  4. 04

    Depository Allocation

    Bullion is allocated at an IRS-approved depository in the direct ownership or IRA account name.

    Artifact: Depository allocation receipt.

  5. 05

    Recordation

    The transaction is recorded and a settlement statement is issued.

    Artifact: Settlement statement.

  6. 06

    Post-Settlement Reconciliation

    The client receives the Bond, wire confirmation, depository receipt, settlement statement, and custodian acknowledgment where applicable.

    Artifact: Reconciliation packet.

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