Assets · Commodity title · issued by AMINA Bank
AMINA Gold Token (AGT)New
ERC-20 token on Ethereum for one gram of 100% fine gold held at Argor-Heraeus in Switzerland; reference price LBMA gold in USD. Formerly SEBA Gold Token (SGT).
Issued through AMINA Gold Token (formerly SEBA Gold Token) Live (limited)
Classification · low confidence
- Legal form
- Commodity title from issuance terms
- Underlying
- Precious metals
- Value behaviour
- Market price · no income
- Ledger role
- Undisclosed
- Legal labels
- not a collective investment scheme under CISA; called a derivative instrument in the issuer's factsheet notice (Switzerland)[1]
Only a factsheet and product page, no issuance terms, so low. The factsheet's body describes direct co-ownership of gold; its boilerplate legal notice calls the instruments derivatives outside CISA. The editor first chose derivative (2026-10-21), then commodity-title once the UK page also described allocated co-ownership (2026-10-27); revisit if AMINA publishes issuance terms. Ledger role undisclosed: AMINA mints, holds and trades the tokens and does not say whether the Ethereum record is the ownership record.
Sourced[1]. How assets are classified: methodology.
Contracts
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Sources
- [1]AMINA Gold Token (AGT) - The future of investing in physical gold (factsheet) — AMINA Bank, Jan 2024. Accessed 21 Oct 2026. Says each AGT represents direct ownership (co-ownership) of one gram of fine gold at Argor-Heraeus with no issuer or counterparty risk; its legal notice calls the instruments derivatives that are not collective investment schemes under CISA..B
- [2]Gold Token (AGT) | Tokenised Gold Backed by Physical Gold — AMINA Bank. Accessed 18 Oct 2026.B
- [3]AMINA Gold Token (AGT) (UK corporates page) — AMINA Bank. Accessed 27 Oct 2026. Describes each AGT as a digital asset representing co-ownership of 1 gram of fine gold held in allocated custody in Switzerland (Argor-Heraeus), issued by a Swiss bank; physical delivery subject to eligibility and minimums; does not call it a derivative. Marketing page, not issuance terms..B