What is the NatGold Custodial and Social Giveback Program, and how does it work?

What is the NatGold Custodial and Social Giveback Program, and how does it work?

The NatGold Custodial and Social Giveback Program (NCSGP) is a built-in feature of NatGold’s digital mining model, designed to deliver lasting environmental and social value alongside economic returns. The program allocates 2% of all gross NatGold Tokens minted to NatGold Property Holdings LLC, which oversees both custodial stewardship and local impact initiatives.

Proceeds are directed toward two key objectives:

Sustainable land and asset stewardship, includes managing the surface property rights linked to tokenized gold deposits and maintaining custodial facilities for verified gold resources (such as core samples). To support this mandate, NatGold has established the NatGold Core & Data Warehouse—a secure facility that receives, catalogs, and safeguards physical geological records submitted by mining partners, linking them to digital records in the NatGold Integrity Vault and enabling real-time verification. Together, these measures ensure the underlying mineral rights remain free of carrying costs and fully auditable, reinforcing long-term token integrity.

Geographically linked community and sustainable development programs, including land reclamation, watershed restoration, reforestation, and infrastructure support. These initiatives are executed in partnership with local NGOs, Indigenous organizations, and other qualified stakeholders.

By integrating custodial responsibility with social reinvestment, the NCSGP reflects NatGold’s broader commitment to long-term sustainability, regional accountability, and non-extractive value creation.

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