BUYING GOLD

GOLD INVESTMENT GUIDANCE & PROTECTION

Ghana is a globally recognized hub for gold production, but navigating the gold market here can be risky without the right support. Start in Ghana Investments Ltd is committed to helping you find reliable and legitimate gold dealers while protecting your investment at every stage.

We understand the concerns surrounding fraudulent gold transactions in Ghana and other parts of Africa. That’s why we provide due diligence, verification services, and trusted advisory to ensure you invest safely and confidently.

Key Tips for Safe Gold Investment:

• Beware of Fake Dealers: Many fraudsters pose as legitimate gold dealers. Always verify identities and credentials thoroughly.
• Ask Questions: Do not be discouraged from seeking additional information or involving relevant public institutions.
• Consult Your Embassy: Your home country’s embassy in Ghana can offer support and guidance during transactions.
• Avoid Blind Trust: Be cautious of statements like “we don’t do it like that” or “this is how we do it here.” These could be tactics to discourage scrutiny.
• Never Prepay for Shipping: Insist on self-managed shipment. Do not pay shipment or customs fees upfront this is a common scam.
• Insist on Transparency: Avoid dealing with consultants or dealers who refuse to show their faces or provide clear identification. Always request properly taken, clear photos without sunglasses or facial obstructions.

Our Role:

Start in Ghana Investments Ltd provides full consultancy services for gold investments, including:

• Background checks on dealers and companies
• Transaction oversight and verification
• Assistance with legal and regulatory compliance
• Secure negotiation and communication channels
• Liaison with trusted local authorities

• GHANA GOLD BOARD

  Despite the establishment of the Ghana Gold Board to enhance efficiency and transparency in the gold industry, many people continue to fall victim to scammers. These fraudsters often claim to possess gold and promise to deliver it to the buyer’s destination. However, they demand that the buyer first pay certain fees usually described as export taxes or shipping costs before the supposed delivery. In most cases, once the payment is made, the scammers disappear, leaving the victims with significant financial losses.