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What should I do to open an account for a company or trust?
All applicants wanting to open an account for a company and trust must first complete and send in an account application form prior to creating a Holding at GoldMoney. For more information please see our CAP for Companies page or our CAP for Trusts page.
Please also note that the minimum metal purchase requirement for a company or trust Holding is US$500,000. This requirement can be waived for companies provided they pay a £500 application processing fee.
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