MELNIK Commercial Brokers · Dubai, UAE
Gold Brokerage in Dubai
MELNIK Commercial Brokers coordinates commercial introductions between authorised buyers and sellers considering wholesale gold opportunities in Dubai. Where relevant, the parties may discuss a commercial discount against an agreed market reference, such as an LBMA reference price. The role is brokerage and process coordination — not the sale, purchase, custody or ownership of gold.
A practical route for companies seeking a broker-led introduction process for gold transactions, including enquiries that may involve commercial indications of 300 kg, 500 kg or other transaction-specific volumes.
Discuss a commercial introduction
Gold brokerage scope
Wholesale commercial introductions
Structured introductions between prospective buyers, sellers and authorised representatives for gold opportunities. Volume indications such as 300 kg or 500 kg are discussed only as transaction-specific commercial parameters.
Commercial price discussion
Where the parties consider it relevant, a commercial discount against an agreed reference price, including an LBMA reference where appropriate, may be discussed and documented by the contracting parties. MELNIK does not quote, set or guarantee a gold price.
Confidentiality framework
NDA and non-circumvention documentation can be prepared before sensitive counterparty, supplier or transaction information is disclosed.
Readiness coordination
The process helps identify the required corporate, signatory, KYC/KYB and banking information before a commercial discussion moves forward.
How it works
- Initial commercial enquiry, including the intended gold volume, delivery framework and authorised party details.
- Counterparty readiness review and appropriate confidentiality documentation.
- Broker-led introduction to the relevant authorised commercial contact.
- Independent commercial, legal, compliance, technical and banking review by the parties.
- Transaction-specific documents, settlement arrangements and execution handled by the contracting parties and their advisers.
Questions considered before an introduction
- What gold product, volume indication — for example 300 kg or 500 kg — and delivery framework are being discussed?
- Who is authorised to represent each commercial party?
- What KYC/KYB, source-of-funds and compliance materials may be required by counterparties or banks?
- Which transaction documents, controls and settlement conditions will be agreed directly by the parties?
- If a market reference and commercial discount are considered, how will they be defined and recorded by the contracting parties?
Frequently asked questions
Does MELNIK sell, supply or take title to gold?
No. MELNIK Commercial Brokers acts in a commercial brokerage and introduction capacity. Transaction documents, product inspection, delivery, title, custody and settlement are matters for the contracting parties and their professional advisers.
Can enquiries for 300 kg or 500 kg of gold be discussed?
Yes, wholesale volume indications can be included in an initial commercial enquiry. Any actual volume, availability, delivery schedule and contractual commitment must be independently confirmed by the relevant parties.
Can a commercial discount to an LBMA reference price be discussed?
It may be discussed by the contracting parties where relevant to their transaction. Any reference price, discount, calculation method, fees, taxes and settlement terms must be independently agreed and documented by those parties; MELNIK does not quote, set or guarantee prices.
Can a confidentiality agreement be used before a supplier is disclosed?
Yes. A suitable NDA or non-circumvention framework may be used before sensitive commercial information is shared, subject to the parties’ review and agreement.
Does a broker introduction replace due diligence?
No. Each party remains responsible for its own legal, commercial, technical, compliance and banking due diligence.