Ultra‑High‑Net‑Worth

Wholesale economics. Institutional discipline. Built by a UHNW principal who demanded flat‑fee transparency and best‑execution access to the global metals market.

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Why This Exists

Created by a UHNW principal who wanted flat‑fee transparency and wholesale access.

Pro Bullion Services was built after experiencing retail markups that obscured true total cost. The goal: institutional price discovery, documented execution, and a simple declining flat‑fee—not spread monetization.

Direct wholesale access via multi‑venue RFQ

Brokerage‑level execution and best‑efforts fills

Auditability, insured logistics, discretion

Common UHNW Objections

Clear, documented answers with institutional controls.

How It Works for UHNW

The same institutional workflow from our About page—tailored for discretion, size, and speed.

Pro Bullion Services wholesale process diagram

Discovery → Strategy

Confidential intake with discretion‑first handling, NDA on request, and alignment on brand, format, venue constraints, and jurisdictions.

RFQ → Terms → Approval

Multi‑venue RFQ with size negotiation and staged settlement where applicable. You approve with full line‑item transparency.

Execute → Settle → Deliver/Vault

Best‑efforts fills, verified settlement, insured logistics, and optional segregated/allocated storage with custody records retained.

Why Not a Retail Dealer?

Retail convenience, opaque spreads

Inventory‑driven selection and timing

Spreads that can mask true total cost

Less emphasis on custody documentation

Why Pro Bullion Services

Wholesale access, flat‑fee alignment

Competitive RFQs across refiners/venues

Declining flat‑tier fee at size

Serials/assay, settlement, and custody docs

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Ultra‑High‑Net‑Worth

Common UHNW Objections

Retail markups and opaque spreads are costly—how do you prevent us being taken advantage of?

Dealers push what they have in stock—how do you avoid inventory steering?

Concerned about information leakage or front‑running on large orders—how is this mitigated?

Authenticity and chain‑of‑custody: how is provenance documented?

What about settlement and counterparty risk on large tickets?

Storage jurisdiction and exit liquidity—how is this planned up front?

We don’t want to burden staff—who manages the operational lift?

Privacy and reputation risk—how do you keep us off marketing lists?

Tax and estate documentation—will our advisors get what they need?

Why a flat‑tier fee instead of “free” dealer pricing?

How It Works for UHNW