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Compound Gold Bonds are financial instruments that offer higher interest rates compared to traditional savings accounts. The interest earned on these bonds is compounded, meaning that the interest itself earns interest over time. This compoundingeffect can significantly increase the overall return on the investment. These bonds are typically low-risk and are designed to help investors grow their savings more rapidly thanwith standard savings accounts.

No, they are not. FDIC insurance is only for bank depositary accounts and not for Investments like Compound Bonds.

Your investment is secured by a diversified portfolio of gold-linked assets. These include physical gold trusts, gold-backed loans, and gold equities — selected to preserve capital and reduce volatility and earn yield.

For accredited investors, you can purchase as many bonds as you'd like, and for non accredited investors you can purchase bonds up to 10% of your annual income or net worth.

CGB is not a speculative or crypto product. It’s a professionally managed & institutionally structured, asset-backed fixed income investment. The return is based on income generated from secured gold lending and institutional-grade gold assets.

No, these high-yield bonds have no maturity date and you can earn your passive income
indefinitely.

CGB’s yield is not tied to the daily market price of gold. Your return remains fixed and stable. The portfolio is built for income — not speculation — with allocations to income-generating and defensive assets for downside protection.

Compound Gold Bonds (CREB) from Compound are a type of investment that offers attractive interest rates, backed by a diversified portfolio of US Treasuries, bills, and real Estate assets. These bonds provide a secure and stable way to grow your savings.

CGB offers up to 10.95% APY, paid and compounded daily. Your earnings grow every single day — with no waiting periods or payout delays.

Compound Gold Bonds (CREB) from Compound are a type of investment that offers attractive interest rates, backed by a diversified portfolio of US Treasuries, bills, and real Estate assets. These bonds provide a secure and stable way to grow your savings.

CGB’s investment structure is managed by a professional team with experience in fixed income, private credit, and gold. The assets are held in structured vehicles with full transparency and oversight.

An accredited investor is an individual or entity that meets certain financial criteria set by regulatory bodies, such as the SEC in the United Estates. These criteria typically include having a net worth of over $1 million (excluding the value of their primary residence) or an annual income of at least $200,000 ($300,000 for joint income) for the past two years, with an expectation of the same income level in the current year. Accredited investors are considered financially sophisticated and able to bear the risks of certain investments that are not available to the general public. In contrast, a non-accredited investor does not meet these financial thresholds and may have limited access to certain high-risk, high-reward investment opportunities. Regulatory bodies impose these classifications to protect less experienced investors from taking on undue risk.

No. CGB charges no management fees, no performance fees, and no hidden costs. 100% of your investment works for you.

Yes, there is a referral program. When you invite a friend who signs up with us and funds his/her account, you and your friend both get a bond worth $10,000 each.

Yes — depending on the bond term you choose. Some terms offer liquidity after a minimum holding period. All early redemption options are clearly outlined before you invest. A 2% early redemption penalty applies.

CGB is available to accredited investors. $10k opening investment amounts apply. You can confirm eligibility during account setup.

No. CGB is not FDIC insured because it is not a bank deposit or savings product. Instead, it is a private fixed income investment backed by gold-linked assets. While it’s designed for capital preservation, it carries investment risk like all market-based products. Investors are secured by the underlying portfolio — not by a government guarantee.