Yes. This means that the Customers' gold is not owned by Voima but rather by the Customers themselves.
This is crucially different from how modern banking is done: If you open an account at a bank, you agree to lend your money to them. So while you can use the money, it is nonetheless the bank's property and is thus listed on their balance sheet.
Liquidity describes how easily you can convert something into money.
Read full answerNo. Voima does not give investment advice to anyone, and hence no personal recommendations can be offered.
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The Good Delivery specification is a set of rules issued by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) describing the fine ounce weight, purity and the physical appearance of gold and silver bars. If a refinery has been accredited by the LBMA, it must produce bars according to the Good Delivery specifications.
Voima's Customers can withdraw Good Delivery gold bars: these bars weigh approximately 12.4 kg, and the withdrawal price can be checked from Voima's pricing page.
Open on new pageIt means that you are the legal owner of the gold you have acquired through Voima's service and that the gold is not on Voima's balance sheet.
Read full answerFor reasons of security, convenience and liquidity.
Read full answerNo. Voima requires that each Customer is identified in order to ensure the provision of safe services and to comply with AML/CFT legislation.
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Yes. You can do this through your own bank account by setting a sum that will be transferred to your Voima Account regularly, for example once a month.
In case you need help with this, please contact Voima's Customer care.
Open on new pageVoima's gold supply is divided into two categories:
No. In Voima's business, the gold is counted in milligrams (1/1000), which means that you can save in gold with smaller amounts. Thus, you can acquire such amounts that suit you specifically.
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