Real Gold. Real Value.
RESERVE
Backed by real gold.
Built for the future.
A new standard of trust in digital investments.
Gold has preserved wealth for over 6,000 years, but storage, verification, and liquidity have always worked against the direct owner. Aurbit Reserve resolves that with blockchain: allocated, audited bullion made fractional, transparent, and globally accessible.
Real Asset
Each token is directly redeemable against allocated, insured bullion — not a paper claim or unallocated pool like many ETFs and certificates.
Transparency
Reserve changes, audits, and transfers are recorded on-chain and independently verifiable, not disclosed at a custodian's discretion.
Security
Smart contracts enforce 1:1 backing at the protocol level — tokens can be minted only against gold already confirmed by the project.
Global Access
Fractional ownership removes the high entry premiums and jurisdictional friction of buying physical bullion directly.
Gold, in context.
A few facts about gold as an asset — its scarcity, its demand, its liquidity, and the standards behind allocated bullion — each with a source you can check for yourself.
Gold has held value for thousands of years.
Gold has been used as money since the first standardised coins were struck in the kingdom of Lydia in the 6th century BC, and it has preserved purchasing power through centuries of currency and banking change — the core reason it is still held as a reserve asset today. See Encyclopaedia Britannica.
Its supply is scarce and grows slowly.
The World Gold Council estimates that roughly 216,000 tonnes of gold has ever been mined — a volume that would fit in a cube about 22 metres per side — and above-ground stocks grow only around 1.7% a year. Unlike currency, gold cannot be issued to order.
Central banks are structural buyers of gold.
Central banks have been net buyers of gold every year since 2010, adding more than 7,800 tonnes over that period — including over 1,000 tonnes in each of 2022, 2023 and 2024. Figures from the World Gold Council, drawn from IMF reserve data.
Gold is one of the world's most liquid assets.
Gold traded an average of about US$163 billion per day in 2023 — volumes comparable to short-dated US Treasuries and larger than most single equity indices — which supports continuous, transparent pricing. See World Gold Council trading-volume data.
Wholesale gold meets one quality standard.
A London "Good Delivery" bar holds 350–430 fine troy ounces of gold (about 12.4 kg) at a minimum fineness of 995.0, and may be produced only by refiners on the LBMA's accredited list — the same standard used for institutional gold reserves.
Allocated gold is the holder's own property.
In an allocated holding the client has full legal title to specific, numbered bars kept by the custodian off its own balance sheet — so there is no credit exposure to the custodian. With unallocated gold, which is over 90% of wholesale trading, the holder is only an unsecured creditor. See the LBMA OTC guide.
Every Gram, Allocated and Audited.
All Aurbit Reserve tokens are 100% backed by physical gold stored in accredited vaults worldwide.
- Allocated gold — not pooled
- Segregated storage
- Regular third-party audits
- Real-time on-chain verification
Aurbit Reserve works with a network of independently audited, institutional-grade custody partners across multiple secure jurisdictions, each subject to regular third-party audits and strict security protocols. Specific partner and vault details are kept confidential, consistent with our reserve security policy.
Aurbit Reserve tokens (AURB) represent fractional ownership of allocated physical gold.
A profitable, liquid route into physical gold.
Aurbit Reserve turns real gold into a liquid, transparent investment for the digital era. Each token is directly backed by physical, insured bullion — as gold's value rises, so does the value of every token, without the cost or complexity of owning bars outright.
Institutional Grade Security
Reserves are insured, independently audited, and verifiable on-chain — not a paper claim.
Regulated & Compliant
Structured to meet applicable securities frameworks.
Low Minimum Investment
Buy fractional gold exposure without the steep premiums that come with small physical bar purchases.
Global Accessibility
Trade or redeem holdings from almost anywhere, without the import and export restrictions that limit direct bullion ownership.
Ready to invest in real value?
Join Aurbit Reserve today.
Our journey to redefine gold investment.
Foundation
Market research, regulatory compliance groundwork, and strategic partnership development.
Token Development
Blockchain system design, smart contract development, and third-party security audits.
STO Launch
Token offering event and public offering launch.
Gold Acquisition
Initial gold purchase and vault allocation across partner sites.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Aurbit Reserve?
Aurbit Reserve is a security token offering fractional ownership of allocated, vault-held physical gold reserves.
How is the gold stored?
Reserves are held at independent vault partners in segregated, allocated storage and audited by independent third parties.
How is token value determined?
Each AURB token's value is tied to its fractional claim on the underlying allocated gold reserve.
How can I buy AURB tokens?
Tokens can be purchased during the active offering stage at the current stage price; terms are published in the whitepaper.
Is Aurbit Reserve regulated?
Aurbit Reserve is structured to align with applicable securities and digital-asset frameworks; full detail is in the Terms & Conditions.
Can I redeem my tokens for physical gold?
Holders may request physical delivery or cash settlement subject to the terms and notice periods set out in the whitepaper.
Is the smart contract independently audited?
Yes — the smart contract code governing token issuance and reserve verification is audited by independent security firms and published so anyone can review it.
Are there any fees when investing?
Platform fees, if any, are disclosed in the offering documents. Standard blockchain network fees also apply to on-chain transactions and are outside Aurbit Reserve's control.
Will AURB be listed on secondary exchanges?
Secondary market access is part of the long-term roadmap. Availability depends on exchange partnerships and regulatory approval in each relevant jurisdiction.
More questions? See the full FAQ page, or reach out at support@aurbitsto.com.