E-Gold
is the country's first commodity investment product in dematerialised format.
To
mark the completion of two years of launch of ‘e-Gold’ — India’s first
commodity investment product in demat form — Financial Technologies
(FTIL)-promoted National Spot Exchange (NSEL), has extended the facility of
physical conversion of e-Gold units to 1 gm gold coins.
NSEL
offers conversion of e-gold investments into coins. National Spot Exchange
(NSEL) today said e-Gold units can now be converted into one gram of gold coins
under a new facility. This facility is currently offering options of 8 gms, 10
gms, 100 gms and 1 kg lots.
Mr
Anjani Sinha, Managing Director, NSEL said the latest move to allow “e-Gold
delivery” in one gm denominations will attract more retail investors. In
e-Gold, investors have found a unique way to park their money in gold without
having to worry about purity or physical security that is inherent to jewellery
and physical bullion, he added.
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