Vaulted Coupon Codes

Royal Canadian Mint manufactures every gold kilobar sold by Vaulted and guarantees its weight and purity. Each gold bar has a unique serial number tracked by Vaulted and the Mint. Gold never leaves the Mint’s vault (unless you request physical delivery).

Vaulted is a trade name and trademark of International Collectors Associates (ICA), 166 Turner Drive, Durango, CO 81303, USA.

ICA, a McAlvany Financial Group company, was established in 1972 and is the longest continuously operating full-service gold brokerage firm in the United States.

Each gold purchase is fully allocated to a specific bar (or bars) of gold. All allocated ounces are your collateral guaranteeing your gold can be delivered to you. Neither Vaulted nor the Mint can sell, lease, or pledge gold allocated to you to any other party. You can find the serial number of each whole kilo bar allocated to you in the app and on your quarterly statement. Vaulted can help coordinate a visit to the Royal Canadian Mint for a fee if you would like to inspect it yourself. You may take delivery of any fully allocated bar. It will be shipped via FedEx and should arrive within a few business days for a small shipping and handling cost.

You can conveniently buy a digital gift card within the Vaulted application by clicking on “Gift Card” from the main menu and follow the instructions. To purchase a physical gift card, contact your advisor.

Simply click on Sell Gold from the Overview page or the menu and place an order at any time. Orders are processed during the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) opening hours. If you prefer, you may also call Vaulted to speak with an advisor who can assist you with the transaction.

Funds are available within 2-3 business days on wire transfers. Physical delivery can be requested after that time. In the case of gold funded via ACH transfers, the funds must be on account for 60 days before any cash-out or physical delivery requests can be processed.

All gold in transit is insured by Vaulted, so if anything happens to it, their insurance carrier will compensate them, and they will compensate you for the loss.