Is Gold Dore Bars from Guyana genuine?

Our dore bars originates in Cuyuni-Mazaruni, Potaro-Siparuni and Mahdia. Guyana's gold sector is regulated by the Guyana Gold Board and the Guyana Geology and Mines Commission, which oversee declaration, export permits and the licensing of dealers and miners. That framework is the backbone of the documentation you receive.

Sourcing from a single, regulated origin country is a deliberate contrast to the anonymous, mixed-origin dore that fuels much of the negative news around the global gold trade. With Guyana Gold Mines, the chain of custody runs from a known region, through the Gold Board export procedure, to your assay in Dubai, and it is documented at every step.

Our default is payment after assay. You inspect and assay the gold, and settlement follows on the confirmed content, often within twenty-four to seventy-two hours of inspection. For established relationships and larger programmes, payment can be structured around a documentary letter of credit or a standby instrument, with settlement by MT103 wire on delivery.

The gold trade attracts a lot of fraud built on advance-fee demands, fake safe-keeping receipts and fantasy discounts. We publish a full, plain-language guide to the deal-flow chain, from the soft corporate offer through to final settlement, precisely so buyers can tell a real procedure from a scam. If any counterparty asks for a large payment before you have seen and assayed the metal, treat it as a red flag.