VNX Gold
VNX Gold (VNXAU) is a multi-chain token fully backed by physical gold certified by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA). 1 VNXAU token equals 1 gram of physical gold. This token represents individual ownership of physical gold stored in segregated storage in a high-security vault in Liechtenstein, a country with a stable economy, an S&P AAA rating, and membership in the EEA. As VNX Gold tokens are linked to actual physical gold, they offer the same benefits as gold, such as a store of value, protection against volatility and inflation, and high liquidity—with complete digital convenience and freedom. VNXAU token generation and all services relating to the tokens are carried out by VNX Commodities, a company registered with the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) under the Tokens and TT Services Providers Law (TVTG) (https://fmaregister.fma-li.li/search?searchText=&number=310339&category=) The token is currently issued on two blockchains (Ethereum and Q), and the company continues to develop new use cases with other blockchains.
Overview
VNX Gold (VNXAU) is a multi-chain token fully backed by physical gold certified by the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA). 1 VNXAU token equals 1 gram of physical gold. This token represents individual ownership of physical gold stored in segregated storage in a high-security vault in Liechtenstein, a country with a stable economy, an S&P AAA rating, and membership in the EEA. As VNX Gold tokens are linked to actual physical gold, they offer the same benefits as gold, such as a store of value, protection against volatility and inflation, and high liquidity—with complete digital convenience and freedom. VNXAU token generation and all services relating to the tokens are carried out by VNX Commodities, a company registered with the Liechtenstein Financial Market Authority (FMA) under the Tokens and TT Services Providers Law (TVTG) (https://fmaregister.fma-li.li/search?searchText=&number=310339&category=) The token is currently issued on two blockchains (Ethereum and Q), and the company continues to develop new use cases with other blockchains.