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πŸͺ™ Earmark & Propose Mint

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πŸ“‹ How this works

You capture a customer's ornaments as a batch, then propose them for minting. The customer keeps the gold; you only record and certify it. Nothing is minted at this step β€” IRG reviews the batch, and the mint runs only after approval.

Ornaments only β€” coins, bars and chips are not eligible. The gold never moves to your shop; you are not a custodian. KYC verification is queued and never blocks minting; capturing the Aadhaar & PAN numbers at registration is all that is required here.

Step 1 β€” Register the customer

Enter the customer's details. If they already have an IRG account they are matched by email or mobile; otherwise the account is created for them. Aadhaar & PAN numbers are required β€” verification is queued separately and never blocks minting.
ID numbers only β€” no documents uploaded here. KYC verification runs separately and does not block this batch or the mint.

Step 2 β€” Describe the ornament

A short description of the physical ornament being certified.
Total weight as weighed on a calibrated scale.
Any carat from 9 to 24 (fractional allowed). Below 9 carat is not eligible. The system computes the 24-carat-equivalent gold.
6 letters/digits. Leave blank if the ornament is not hallmarked.
Clear, well-lit photo on a plain background. Required if there is no HUID.
Pure gold equivalentβ€”
Identity capturedβ€”

Step 3 β€” Declarations & add to batch

Read this declaration aloud to the customer, in a language they understand. Tick the box only once they verbally agree.

Customer declaration (verbatim, IRG GDP Platform Agreement):
"I, the customer, declare that the gold described in this earmark record is in my possession and shall remain so. I acknowledge that the GDP units minted against this gold by the certifying jeweler represent a contractual right to swap, NOT a custody receipt; the jeweler is not in possession of my gold. I will retain the gold until I redeem, sell, or transfer the corresponding GDP units, and I undertake to inform the IRG GDP platform if the gold is lost, stolen, sold or otherwise disposed of."
Jeweler's certification (verbatim):
"I, the certifying jeweler, certify that I have personally examined the gold described in this record and that the gross weight, purity and item description are accurate to the best of my professional judgment. I acknowledge that the gold remains in the customer's possession and that I have not taken custody of it."
Add as many ornaments as needed for this customer, then propose the batch below.