Topic: explainers
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How PAXG Redemption Fees Work Since September 1, 2026
Redeeming PAX Gold through a Paxos account costs 0.125% to 0.500%, set by an account's net redemptions over 30 days. A new 0.05% fee applies to converting PAXG into gold.
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Attestation, Audit, or Proof of Reserves: What Each One Proves About a Backed Token
Issuers of gold tokens and stablecoins point to reports that say the backing is there. The reports are not all the same kind of work, and none of them covers everything.
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PAXG vs. XAUT: Who Can Buy, How Redemption Works, and Who Checks the Gold
The two biggest gold tokens look alike on a chart. They differ on who may buy from the issuer, where the gold sits, and how often an accountant reports on it.
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What Is Tokenized Gold? How Gold-Backed Tokens Work and Seven Things to Check
A gold token is a claim on gold in a vault, recorded on a blockchain. How strong that claim is depends on the issuer, the custody, the reports, and whether you can redeem.