Current CRM purchase procedure
Updated October 4, 2026. Individuals and companies may submit personal or company details, contact information, quantity, preferred purity, and a nominated refinery or delivery address. After acceptance of the purchase procedure, CRM sends an FCO for review and signature. The FCO and SPA confirm the order terms.
Orders of 5 kg and above require a 10% deposit of the agreed purchase value before shipment. The deposit is part of the purchase price and is credited against the final balance. After receipt, CRM arranges export documentation and transportation to the nominated refinery or agreed address.
For refinery deliveries, the final balance is due within 24 hours of assay confirmation, based on the agreed price and confirmed weight and purity, less the deposit. Client-address testing, acceptance and payment timing are stated in the FCO and SPA. Ownership transfers after final payment is received.
Testing purchases from 100 g to 4 kg are available in 23K or 24K. Prices, payment and delivery terms are confirmed separately before ordering. The bulk deposit schedule does not automatically apply to testing purchases.
Accepted payment methods are SWIFT bank wire, USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, and Bitcoin (BTC), using instructions on the invoice or signed agreement. CRM does not accept escrow, documentary letters of credit or similar banking instruments.
Relevant shipment documents include the assay report, Certificate of Origin, export permit and shipping details. Shipment terms and cost responsibilities are confirmed in the signed FCO and executed SPA; the SPA governs any differences. Read the purchase process or view the current FAQ.
The gold’s real. The risk is realer. Buying gold online in Africa can either make you rich—or screw you sideways. Whether you’re in Dubai, Europe, or the U.S. and you’re clicking around for “gold from Africa,” you need this brutal survival guide.
The Risks Are Real (But So Is the Opportunity)
- Fake sellers with Google Drive folders and no actual gold.
- Photoshopped assay reports.
- “Exporters” with no license, just a WhatsApp number.
How to Spot a Gold Scam Fast
- No address? No deal.
- No SPA/FCO? Walk away.
- No videos of actual gold stock with date stamp? It’s ghost gold.
Red Flags:
- Email-only communication.
- Unverified refinery documents.
How Real Buyers Close Online Deals in Africa
- Initial Video Verification (live call with physical gold)
- SPA Signed (Sale & Purchase Agreement)
- Pay Your Taxes And Logistics
- Assay Report Reviewed
- Accepted payment methods are SWIFT bank wire, USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, and Bitcoin (BTC), using instructions on the invoice or signed agreement. CRM does not accept escrow, documentary letters of credit or similar banking instruments.
- Export Process Begins
- Tracking + Final Clearance
Which Countries Are Safer?
- Uganda: Top-tier for clean logistics and document verification.
- Ghana: Strong regulatory bodies (PMMC).
- Kenya: Safe if you go through KRA-licensed exporters.
- DRC: Only safe if exported via Uganda. Too hot to handle direct.
Best Practices to Stay Safe
- Always request company registration, export license, and local references (KYC for company).
- Vet the company’s past shipping records.
Why Congo Rare Minerals is Safe, Period.
- SPA and FCO provided upfront.
- Full stock video before payment.
- All gold moved under official documentation, export licensed.
- Refined bars or nuggets available.
If you want to buy gold online in Africa without dying of stress or stupidity—we’re the lock and load.
Final Word
It’s dangerous out here. The promise of 95% purity and low pricing makes everyone greedy. But you want to walk away rich? You walk with Congo Rare Minerals (CRM).
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