Gold
Earn yield on tokenized gold — backed by physical, redeemable, and fully on-chain via Axal's partnership with Paxos Gold
Gold Coming Soon
Section titled “Gold ”Axal is partnering with Paxos Gold (PAXG) to bring yield-earning gold to your portfolio. For the first time, you’ll be able to hold real gold and put it to work — without needing a vault or broker.
What is Paxos Gold?
Section titled “What is Paxos Gold?”Paxos Gold (PAXG) is a digital token where each token represents one fine troy ounce of a 400 oz London Good Delivery gold bar, stored in Brink’s institutional vaults in London. It is issued by Paxos Trust Company and regulated by the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS).
PAXG combines three things that matter to investors:
Backed by physical gold
Section titled “Backed by physical gold”Every PAXG token in existence is matched 1:1 with a specific, allocated gold bar in a professional vault. Each bar is identified by a unique serial number. You can look up exactly which bar backs your tokens at any time. Paxos publishes independent monthly attestation reports verifying that 100% of PAXG tokens are fully backed. There is no fractional reserve. No paper gold. Just gold.
Redeemable for the real thing
Section titled “Redeemable for the real thing”PAXG is not a derivative or a synthetic. It is a direct ownership claim on physical gold. Token holders have the right to redeem their PAXG for the underlying allocated gold bars (subject to minimum amounts) or convert to cash at the current spot price. This redeemability is what separates PAXG from purely speculative gold tokens.
On the blockchain
Section titled “On the blockchain”PAXG is an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, meaning it settles in seconds, can be transferred anywhere in the world 24/7, and integrates natively with DeFi protocols. There are no bank hours, no settlement delays, and no intermediaries between you and your gold.
The lowest fees to buy gold
Section titled “The lowest fees to buy gold”Buying gold through a broker, ETF, or bullion dealer comes with layers of fees like management fees, storage fees, bid/ask spreads, and transaction commissions. Axal cuts through all of that to offer some of the lowest all-in fees to purchase tokenized gold.
Gold ETFs typically charge 0.17–0.40% in annual management fees on top of brokerage commissions. Physical dealers charge 1–5% over spot. Axal’s fee structure is transparent and significantly lower, and unlike an ETF, the gold you hold in Axal is yours — allocated, serial-numbered, and redeemable. Not a fund share. Not a promise. Real gold.
Gold is coming soon to Axal. Sign up at getaxal.com to be notified when it launches.