The platform records what has happened, not what is merely expected.
Clients can see when a quote is created, when an order is accepted, when a supplier batch is run, when storage is recorded, and when insurance has been updated.
Solidus gives clients a cleaner way to request indicative gold quotes, complete onboarding, place orders, and follow each holding from accepted order through supplier batching, collection, storage, reconciliation, and insurance. The platform is built to show recorded progress - not assumed progress.
Clients can see when a quote is created, when an order is accepted, when a supplier batch is run, when storage is recorded, and when insurance has been updated.
Solidus is built around a staged physical-gold workflow. That means the customer sees when a quote is created, when an order is batched, when bullion is collected, and when the holding has actually reached stored, reconciled, and insured status.
Clients sign in, complete onboarding, accept the key disclosures, and request an indicative quote in the app. Each quote shows quantity, currency, configured charges, validity, minimum order requirements, and the next supplier cut-off window.
Once a quote is accepted, the order moves through payment, compliance, batching, supplier ordering, collection, and storage. The application keeps each stage visible so the customer can see what has been recorded.
Customers can view holdings, statements, public proof history, service status, support tickets, and redemption workflows in one place. That helps the platform stay clear after the initial purchase, not only at the point of sale.
Storage is recorded at Commonwealth Vault, 105 Queen Street, Auckland once the relevant holding reaches the stored stage in the platform.
The public wording is deliberate. Solidus avoids saying a holding is already stored until the recorded status supports that statement.
Solidus is configured as a premium managed bullion platform rather than a low-margin bulk trading venue.
Solidus places supplier orders with Commonwealth Vault twice each business day, subject to cut-off times, operational constraints, and provider availability.
Purchased bullion is collected for storage once each business day and moved into the relevant safe deposit box arrangement before the holding is marked stored.
Insurance placement is arranged through Rothbury Insurance Brokers Limited. Solidus reviews and updates insured values as holdings change, but cover remains subject to final policy wording, insurer acceptance, limits, deductibles, and exclusions.
Solidus can publish reconciliation snapshots showing the latest stored, reconciled, and insured holdings totals included in the public proof layer.
No published reconciliation summary is available yet.
Public proof history sits alongside private statements. Customers can compare their own account records inside the app with the latest published proof layer and service-status information.
Solidus publishes a live service-status summary covering the website, application, API, compliance flows, custody operations, and support centre.
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Solidus can publish a series of reconciliation summaries so customers can review how the public proof layer changes over time.
A premium bullion platform should do more than say that it is secure. It should show published proof history, explain service availability, and make incidents visible when they happen.
How quotes, orders, staged status updates, payments, storage, and customer rights work.
How storage, reconciliation, insurance administration, and supplementary platform records are described.
How website, app, verification, wallet-screening, and operational records are collected, used, stored, and protected.
How a client can request release, transfer, or sale of holdings once operational checks are complete.
How to raise concerns, what response times look like, and how a matter can be escalated.
Public proof history, service status, custody controls, and the operating model behind Solidus reporting.
Sign in, request a quote, track orders, review holdings, and download account records.
No. Website pricing is indicative. Customers should rely on the quote and order record inside the application for the actual customer workflow.
Only when Solidus records the stored stage after collection and storage placement. Until then, the holding is still moving through the operational workflow.
Insurance is shown only after the platform records reconciliation and the relevant insurance update. A general reference to insurance administration does not mean every holding is already insured.
No. A token or NFT is a supplementary platform record unless the governing Solidus terms expressly attach separate legal rights to it.
Yes, where the relevant product and holding are eligible. Redemption and sell-back requests still go through identity, operational, and settlement checks before they are completed.