GoldenCor opens a second segregated vault hall at its Nevada facility.

A second segregated hall is now accepting deposits at our Nevada facility. It adds capacity for allocated and segregated accounts without changing the terms of a single existing agreement.

The original hall reached its practical limit for segregated space late in 2025. Rather than convert allocated space or start pooling holdings, we built a second hall to the same specification and kept the two classes physically separate.

What is the same, and what is new

Same intake protocol, same tamper-evident seal standard, same two-person rule, same audit schedule, same insurance program. What is new is capacity, plus a second receiving bay so deposits and withdrawals no longer share one queue.

“We would rather build a second hall than quietly change what segregated means.”

Vault operations · GoldenCor

Access to the new hall follows the existing rules: scheduled in advance, identity verified at the door, escorted throughout. There is no walk-in access to either hall.

What holders need to do

Nothing. Existing holdings stay where they are unless you ask us to move them. New deposits go to whichever hall has appropriate space, and your record shows which one.

“Where your metal sits changes nothing about how it is handled.”

Records team · GoldenCor

The facility certification for the new hall will be listed on this site once the certifying body confirms it.