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Assay Verification

Assay verification adds an independent layer of confirmation to testing results, giving buyers and sellers confidence in high-value precious metal transactions.

Select this service on the enquiry form and attach any supporting documentation you already have — our team will confirm exactly what else is needed.

Our Process

How This Service Works

1

Result Cross-Check

Initial assay results are cross-checked against verification testing.

2

Independent Confirmation

A secondary verification pass confirms consistency of purity and weight findings.

3

Discrepancy Resolution

Any variance is investigated and resolved before the transaction proceeds.

4

Verified Certificate Issuance

A verified assay certificate is issued to accompany the transaction.

Assay Verification

Key Benefits

  • Independent confirmation reduces transaction risk
  • Builds buyer and financier confidence
  • Supports dispute-free settlement
  • Strengthens documentation for export and customs purposes
  • Getting Started

    Is This Service Right for You?

    Ideal For

  • High-value transactions requiring independent confirmation
  • Buyers or financiers requesting a second opinion on results
  • Parties resolving a disputed initial assay
  • What You'll Need

  • Original assay results or certificate to be verified
  • Sample material, if re-testing is required
  • Details of the counterparties involved, where relevant
  • What You Receive

  • Independent verification findings
  • Verified assay certificate
  • Discrepancy resolution notes, if applicable
  • Turnaround: Verification is scheduled promptly once the original results and sample (if needed) are received; more complex discrepancies may require additional review time.
    Frequently Asked Questions

    Common Questions About Assay Verification

    Independent verification protects both parties from measurement error or misrepresentation, which is standard practice in high-value precious metals trade.
    Yes, verified assay certificates form part of the documentation package required for export procedures.
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    Ready to Get Started?

    Request a quote for assay verification — select the service on the form, tell us what you need, and attach any documentation you already have on hand.

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