Upon establishing an account with Gold Option, clients are classified into one of three categories: retail client, professional client, or eligible counterparty. Gold Option is committed to communicating this categorization clearly to each client. Furthermore, the firm adheres to a policy of segregating client funds, ensuring that each client’s money is held in distinct accounts separate from the company’s funds. This segregation is meticulously managed by our banking partners, providing an additional layer of financial security and peace of mind for our clients. The practice of separating client funds from company assets is a cornerstone of Gold Option’s dedication to client protection and trustworthiness in financial management.
Fund Structure
Segregated Funds
Gold Option exercises rigorous financial integrity by maintaining a clear demarcation between client assets and its own capital. This separation is crucial, particularly in the rare circumstance that Gold Option encounters insolvency. In such an event, the clients' funds are safeguarded and earmarked for restitution to the rightful owners, rather than being accessible to the company's general creditors. The clients' money is securely 'ring-fenced' in distinct bank accounts, which are established in trust for the benefit of the clients themselves. These accounts are entirely distinct from those holding Gold Option's corporate funds, ensuring that client assets remain untouched and protected from any financial challenges that may befall the company. This approach underscores Gold Option's commitment to client security and the ethical handling of client investments.