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British precious metals trading company whose platform lets individual investors hold physical gold and silver in their own name, stored outside the banking system.

Last updated September 16, 2026

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Overview

GoldBroker is a British precious metals trading company. Its investment platform, created in 2011 by founder and CEO Fabrice Drouin Ristori, allows individual investors to hold physical gold and silver in their own name, without an intermediary, securely stored outside the banking system. The company sells bullion bars and coins from mints and refiners such as Argor-Heraeus, Valcambi, PAMP, the Royal Canadian Mint, the Austrian Mint and the Royal Mint, and offers secure storage in vaults in Zurich, Toronto, Singapore and New York through its storage partner Malca-Amit, as well as home delivery by a specialized carrier.

History

GoldBroker is a British precious metals trading company. Its founder and CEO, Fabrice Drouin Ristori, a French investor and entrepreneur with a Master degree in Entrepreneurship/Finance from Kedge Business School (2004), has managed his own investments in precious metals since 2008. In 2011 he created the investment platform GoldBroker.com, which allows individual investors to hold physical gold and silver in their own name, without an intermediary, securely stored outside the banking system. In November 2012, Egon von Greyerz, founder and managing partner of Von Greyerz AG, joined the advisory board of the company; he has been an advisor to GoldBroker since 2012.

Products and positioning

Eliminates intermediaries between investors and their precious metals, with storage outside the banking system.

  • 1 gram Gold Bar | Argor-Heraeus

  • 1 gram Gold Bar | Valcambi

  • 1 gram Kinebar Gold Bar | Argor-Heraeus

  • 1 gram Lady Fortuna Gold Bar | PAMP

  • 1/20 ounces Maple Leaf Gold Coin | 2026 | Royal Canadian Mint

  • 2.50 grams Gold Bar | Valcambi

  • 1/10 ounces Philharmonic Gold Coin | 2026 | Austrian Mint

  • 1/10 ounces Britannia Gold Coin | 2026 | Royal Mint

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