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International Logistics
International delivery arrangements can be coordinated according to the agreed transaction, destination and applicable export, customs and logistics requirements.
Moving precious metals across borders
Precious-metals consignments require secured handling, insurance appropriate to the value and a route that satisfies the formalities at both ends. Decisions about packaging, carrier and routing follow from destination requirements rather than convenience.
Silver adds a further consideration: the weight and volume for a given value are substantially greater than for gold, so freight planning begins earlier in the discussion.
What coordination covers
- Export formalities
- Requirements applicable in the country of origin for the specific product.
- Customs
- Declarations and procedures on both sides of the movement.
- Secured transport
- Handling arrangements appropriate to the value and nature of the consignment.
- Insurance
- Cover arranged to suit the value, the route and the agreed delivery terms.
- Packaging
- Packing suited to the product, the freight mode and the documentation.
- Destination clearance
- Import requirements confirmed before shipment rather than after arrival.
We do not promise specific delivery times. Timelines depend on verification, documentation and the formalities applicable at origin and destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
Delivery terms, including the point at which title and risk transfer, are agreed as part of the commercial terms for each transaction.
Looking for gold or silver?
Tell us what you are looking for, the quantity you require and your destination. Our trading team will review your enquiry and respond with the relevant information.