Your Security. Your Privacy. Your Confidence.

Selling gold is a financial decision. We understand that trust matters.

Aimgold has been designed with security, compliance and transparency at its core.

You can sell via postal or by appointment, and the best option often depends on your location and convenience. If there isn’t an Aimgold dealer location near you, postal is usually the simplest route: you send your items to Aimgold using our prepaid, insured postage option, we verify the metal content, then send you a final scrap offer - and if you accept, we pay you by bank transfer.

If you do have a nearby dealer and prefer in-person service, you can visit by making an appointment through our app for verification and a final offer; once accepted, your payout is processed by bank transfer.

Regulated Identity Verification

All sellers complete secure identity verification in line with UK anti-money laundering regulations.

This helps to:

• Protect against fraud
• Prevent financial crime
• Ensure secure bank payments
• Protect both buyer and seller

Your data is encrypted and handled securely.

Transparent, Market-Linked Pricing

Gold prices change daily. Our estimates are linked to live precious metal market rates.

You can see:

• The current gold price
• How weight affects value
• Confirm the offer before accepting

No hidden pricing formulas.

Professional, Verified Dealers

We work with established jewellers and pawnbrokers.

Where applicable, dealers may use professional XRF metal testing technology to accurately confirm gold purity before finalising the transaction.

Secure Payment Process

Payments are made directly to your bank account.

We do not process cash through the app. This ensures:

• Traceable transfers
• Reduced risk
• Greater financial security

Insured Postal Option

If you choose to send your gold by post:

• Shipments are insured
• Fully trackable
• Handled through secure delivery channels

Clear packaging instructions are provided to protect your items.

You Stay in Control

You are never required to accept an offer.

You review the confirmed price before completing the sale.

If you decide not to proceed, you can decline.