Bullion Transaction Finality Disclosure

Bullion Transaction Finality Disclosure

At Reagan Gold Group, bullion transactions are executed in a live, continuously moving global market. Because pricing is established at the time of confirmation, all bullion purchases involve immediate market risk and are subject to the terms below.

Final and Binding Transactions

All purchases of bullion products, including gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars, are final, binding, non-cancelable, and non-refundable once the order has been confirmed and the price has been locked.

Once a transaction is confirmed, Reagan Gold Group immediately assumes market exposure associated with that order.

No Returns or Modifications

Confirmed bullion orders cannot be canceled, returned, modified, or refunded under any circumstances once executed.

Cancellation or Offset Requests

Any request to cancel, liquidate, or offset a confirmed bullion transaction may result in market loss fees, administrative costs, or other amounts based on changes in market price between the time of confirmation and the time of the request.

Separate Buyback Transaction

Any future sale of metals is a separate transaction. Pricing will be based on the prevailing bid price and market conditions at the time of liquidation.

Related Risk Disclosure

Clients should also review Reagan Gold Group’s Risk Disclosure for additional information regarding market volatility, suitability, and client responsibility.

Acknowledgment

By confirming a bullion transaction with Reagan Gold Group, the client acknowledges and agrees that the price is locked at the time of confirmation, the transaction becomes final and binding once confirmed, bullion transactions involve immediate market risk, bullion transactions are non-cancelable and non-refundable, and any future liquidation is a separate transaction subject to current market pricing.

Last Updated: January 1, 2026

Bullion Transaction Finality Disclosure

Answers to common questions about confirmed bullion orders, locked pricing, cancellation limits, market exposure, and future liquidation.
When does a bullion transaction become final?

A bullion transaction becomes final once the order has been confirmed and the price has been locked.

Because bullion is priced in a live global market, the transaction becomes binding at confirmation. Once confirmed, the order is non-cancelable and non-refundable.

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Can a confirmed bullion order be canceled or modified?

No. Confirmed bullion orders cannot be canceled, returned, modified, or refunded once the order has been executed.

This applies to bullion products including gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bars.

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Why are confirmed bullion orders final?

Bullion orders are final because pricing is established in a live, continuously moving market.

Once the client confirms the transaction and the price is locked, Reagan Gold Group assumes market exposure associated with that order.

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What happens if a client asks to cancel or offset a confirmed bullion order?

A request to cancel, liquidate, or offset a confirmed bullion order may result in additional costs.

These may include market loss fees, administrative costs, or other amounts based on market price changes after confirmation.

Any such request is reviewed based on the market conditions at the time.

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Is a future sale of metals part of the original transaction?

No. A future sale of metals is treated as a separate transaction.

If a client later chooses to sell metals, pricing will be based on the prevailing bid price and market conditions at the time of liquidation.

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