Secure logistics

A documented route from custody to receipt.

Precious-metals movement requires authorised parties, lawful origin, controlled handovers, customs readiness, insurance, incident escalation, and reconciled receipt—not merely transportation.

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Secure logistics

Movement is a controlled transaction, not a delivery note.

Every route must connect the authorised party, documented material, responsible custodian, customs basis, insured movement, final receipt, and settlement condition.

01

Controlled origin

Collection point, consignor authority, packing, seals, weights, custody acknowledgement, and release gate.

02

Route intelligence

Origin and destination, transit states, border and customs requirements, geographic risk, milestones, and exceptions.

03

Secure movement

Approved carrier, insurance evidence, Incoterm, airway or transport reference, handovers, and proof of delivery.

04

Controlled settlement

Verified bank instructions, documentary conditions, reconciliation, tax status, and release authorisation.

05

Document pack

Licence, origin, customs, assay, commercial, insurance, receipt, and fiscal records retained against one reference.

PRE-DEPARTUREKYC · licence · route · custodian · insurance · customs readiness
IN TRANSITMilestones · handovers · seals · incidents · escalation
RECEIPTDelivery proof · weights · condition · assay · reconciliation