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Gold Monetization Scheme

Gold Monetization Scheme is to mobilise gold to reduce country’s reliance on import of gold. Check gold monetisation scheme interest rate, eligibility & more at Bank of Baroda.

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Gold Monetization Scheme

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1Are you this type of customer: Resident individuals, HUFs, proprietorships, partnerships, SEBI-registered mutual funds/ETFs, trusts, companies, charitable institutions and Central/State Government entities?

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2Do you meet this requirement: joint deposits allowed. 102 BoB branches are authorised?

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EligibilityResident individuals, HUFs, proprietorships, partnerships, SEBI-registered mutual funds/ETFs, trusts, companies, charitable institutions and Central/State Government entities; joint deposits allowed. 102 BoB branches are authorised.View source
The official page lists eligible depositor types, joint deposits and authorised branches.
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Gold Monetization Scheme
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Eligibility / Introduction
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Minimum gold10 grams of raw gold at any one time; no maximum. Gold is accepted as bars, coins or jewellery (stones and other metals excluded) and refined to 995 fineness.View source
The official publishes the 10-gram minimum, no maximum and purity requirement.
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Gold Monetization Scheme
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— Deposit quantity / Purity
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Tenure / lock-inLegacy MTGD: 5–7 years with 3-year lock-in; legacy LTGD: 12–15 years with 5-year lock-in. Government discontinued new MLTGD deposits from 26 March 2025; existing deposits continue to redemption, and STBD may be offered at the bank’s discretion.Effective 26 Mar 2025View source
The official page records the 26 March 2025 discontinuation of new medium/long-term government deposits and legacy terms.
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Gold Monetization Scheme
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— Government discontinuation / Schemes
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Interest rateLegacy MTGD 2.25% p.a.; legacy LTGD 2.50% p.a. Interest is denominated in INR and based on the gold value on deposit creation.View source
The official publishes the historical MTGD/LTGD rates and denomination.
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Gold Monetization Scheme
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— Interest
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Premature redemptionWhole or part premature withdrawal is permitted subject to the applicable lock-in and penalties; premature redemption of legacy MLTGD is paid only in INR.View source
The official states the permitted redemption forms and -only premature redemption.
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Gold Monetization Scheme
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— Redemption
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Process / maturity payoutCustomers submit gold at a Collection and Purity Testing Centre; a certificate records quantity and purity. At maturity, principal may be paid in INR equivalent of deposited gold value or in gold (legacy MLTGD premature redemption is INR only).View source
The official page describes the CPTC process, certificate and maturity payout choice.
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Gold Monetization Scheme
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Process / — Redemption
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Senior-citizen rateNot applicable — the reviewed scheme page does not publish a separate senior-citizen rate or age-based rate uplift for this product.View source
The reviewed official scheme pages describe the applicable government or product rate but do not provide a separate senior-citizen rate column.
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Bank of Baroda government deposit scheme catalogue and linked scheme pages
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Rate / eligibility sections
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Geographic limitsResident individuals, HUFs, proprietorships, partnerships, SEBI-registered mutual funds/ETFs, trusts, companies, charitable institutions and Central/State Government entities; joint deposits allowed. 102 BoB branches are authorised.View source
The manually reviewed product record states: “Resident individuals, , proprietorships, partnerships, -registered mutual funds/, trusts, companies, charitable institutions and Central/State Government entities; joint deposits allowed. 102 BoB branches are authorised.”.
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Gold Monetization Scheme — official product page
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Eligibility

  • Resident individuals, , proprietorships, partnerships, -registered mutual funds/, trusts, companies, charitable institutions and Central/State Government entities
  • joint deposits allowed. 102 BoB branches are authorised.

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