Buy Tokenized Silver

What are Wealth99's Silver Tokens?

Silver has a popular form of wealth protection for thousands of years. But investing in the physical metal has always involved high costs for storage, transport, and security. Not to mention the logistical headaches involved at each stage.

Wealth99's Silver Tokens tear down these barriers.

Wealth99 has pioneered the tokenization of silver. Our digital silver tokens, backed by the physical metal, make it easier than ever for everyday people to invest in this valuable precious metal.

How does it work?

Each one of Wealth99's Silver Token is backed by one troy ounce of silver.
The physical silver is stored in secure vaults, and guaranteed by a leading bullion house.
You can choose to buy fractions of an ounce – making investing in silver affordable.
Wealth99 will buy back your Silver Tokens at any time at the current market price.

Why should you buy Wealth99 Silver Tokens?

Strong demand

Silver tends to follow the price of gold, but it also has strong underlying demand. This is largely down to its numerous industrial applications – including water purification, photography, automotive production, solar panels, and more.

Simplicity and ease

Tokenization makes the process of investing in silver as simple as any other online purchase. The barriers holding everyday people back were once sky-high. Now, with Wealth99 Silver Tokens and our user-friendly investment platform, the 99% can finally invest in silver from as little as $/£500.

Safety and security with Wealth99

Cold storage

98% of assets on Wealth99 are kept offline in ‘cold storage’ – safe from hackers and cyber-security threats.

Insurance

Our assets are insured with Bitgo, one of the world’s largest institutional custody providers.

2FA

Your account is kept secure with compulsory Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) plus email notifications whenever your account is logged into.

Extra measures

We also hash all passwords, use AES-256 encryption for wallets, secure all private keys with Bitgo, and help prevent CSRF attacks by using SQL injections to verify requests.