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9 December 2019 Update: With the levying of a $10 per month minimum account fee Goldmoney is no longer a low cost way to store physical gold. I no longer recommend Goldmoney and am on the lookout for a better way to store gold throughout the world.

“Please note that there is a US $10 minimum monthly storage fee that applies to Holdings with any balance. If the total storage fee on the custody of your precious metals is less than US $10/month, the minimum fee applies.”

Source: https://www.goldmoney.com/dealing-rates-and-storage-fees

Below is what I had formerly written prior to the high minimum fee that was announced on 29 November 2019 and took effect 1 January 2020.

Goldmoney (formerly branded BitGold) is a fantastic way to buy and store physical gold.

You can buy and sell gold for just 1% over or under spot price. I don't know of a lower cost way to buy and store physical gold.

You can choose to store your gold in six locations throughout the world for jurisdictional diversification. These locations are administered by Brinks, are fully insured, and each .1 gram of gold you own actually exists in their vaults.

You have the option to redeem gold in 10 gram, 24k gold cubes. I personally own over 20 grams of gold via Goldmoney.

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Goldmoney has put together a great video less than 3 minutes long that explains more of the benefits of this great investment.

Depending on your jurisdiction, you can send Goldmoney to others, and use it to pay for services. This is incredibly useful technology that has the benefits of physical Gold, with the ease of use for transactions that electronic currencies have.

I've determined that Goldmoney is great way for me to have highly liquid, purchasing power preserving diversification outside of fiat currencies. It excels in four out of five of my Investment Goal Categories and could be a great addition to any portfolio.

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In the interest of full disclosure I own shares of Goldmoney traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange ticker: XAU.