Global Gold issues Standard Metal Units on a jurisdiction-specific basis to preserve legal clarity, regulatory alignment, and systemic resilience.
Each jurisdictional unit:
Is backed by metal titled to a trust or collateral agent within that jurisdiction
Follows local property, custody, and delivery laws
Remains segregated from other jurisdictions’ collateral
Examples include:
USG — United States Gold
USS — United States Silver
Future jurisdictional units may include:
EU-based gold and silver units
Singapore gold and silver units
Dubai gold and silver units
Jurisdictional separation prevents regulatory contagion, enables compliant expansion market-by-market, and allows global interoperability at the market layer without commingling legal risk.