When you invest in physical gold, secure storage is only half the equation. Insurance is the other. Without it, a vault is just a strong box — not a safeguard for your wealth. At Eona, every gram of allocated gold is stored in your name and fully insured against theft, damage, fire, and other risks.
We work with world-leading insurance providers who specialize in high-value asset coverage. This isn’t general warehouse insurance — it's a dedicated policy tailored to protect precious metals in secure custody.
Coverage That Matches the Value
Gold isn’t just heavy. It’s high-value, and insuring it requires specialist expertise. Eona’s vaulting partners operate under strict protocols, backed by insurers that understand the unique demands of gold custody. Whether you hold 1 gram or 100 kilograms, the full value of your metal is covered — at replacement cost, not depreciated value.
Our insurance also evolves with the spot price. As the market price of gold fluctuates, so does your coverage — meaning you're protected at current value, not outdated estimates.
Built on Institutional Infrastructure
All metals stored via Eona reside in professional, non-bank vaults operated by global custodians like Loomis. These are the same facilities trusted by central banks, governments, and institutional investors — and all are located in politically stable, strategically selected jurisdictions.
Each vault includes:
- Armed security and biometric access controls
- 24/7 surveillance and motion detection
- Disaster-resistant design and offsite backup protocols
Our insurance policy is layered on top of this infrastructure. So even in extreme scenarios — political unrest, natural disasters, or internal failure — your holdings remain both secure and insured.
Independent Validation and Zero Compromise
Insurance at Eona is not optional. It’s built into the service by design. Every customer benefits from the same level of protection — no fine print, no upcharges, no exclusions based on volume.
Moreover, Eona does not co-mingle assets. Your gold is stored separately under your legal ownership. This distinction matters: in the event of a claim, there’s no confusion about what belongs to whom.