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From Mine to Vault: The Journey of a Congo Gold Bar

You want two things: verified metal and smooth delivery. This page shows how a bar moves from licensed miners in the DRC to your vault, with the documents you need at each step.


The short version


Why buyers choose Congo Rare Minerals

We source at origin and operate at scale in Goma, DRC. We are one of the largest licensed mining and buying operations in Goma by 2024–2025 volumes. Scale plus scheduled exports lets us quote sharp prices while keeping full documentation and insured delivery. Independent checks are available via Lab Testing. If you need re-assay or settlement, see Refining. Read our policy on Responsible Mining.


Stage 1: At the mine

Output: recorded lots with provenance and basic specs.

Stage 2: Aggregation in Goma

Output: custody records and batch plan.

Stage 3: Smelting and pre-refine

Output: doré or cast input with sample IDs.

Stage 4: Assay and verification

Output: assay card for minted bars or assay report for cast bars.

Stage 5: Casting and packing

Output: finished bars with serials and packaging.

Stage 6: Paperwork build

Output: complete document pack.

Stage 7: Insured export

Output: live tracking and policy details.

Stage 8: Arrival and intake

Output: intake confirmation and storage documents.


What you receive from us

Save digital copies. They speed customs and protect resale.


Timelines


Pricing basics

Your final price equals spot per kg plus premium, shipping, insurance, testing, payment fees, and any local tax. For worked examples, read 1 kg Gold Bar Price Today.


Buyer checklist


What to buy for clean intake and strong resale

Browse live inventory in the Shop. If you want an independent test before shipment, use Lab Testing.

This page is general information. Check local rules before you purchase.

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