Security for your money. Security for your assets. Security for your data. They're all vital to any online system that deals in the movement of units of value - whether that system is a bank or a gold-based currency like Pecunix.

The lynchpin of Pecunix security is the "one to one" rule: every unit of value present in the Pecunix database has, at all times, a corresponding value of gold stored in an internationally approved vault. Pecunix is not a paper currency backed by the vagaries of national interests; it is a currency with actual weight behind it - the weight of real, solid gold.

Pecunix has, however, gone well beyond this initial step, taking security to unprecedented levels to ensure our account holders can have complete peace of mind. Importantly, we acknowledge that problems occur in any system, so both sides of Pecunix operations - financial and technical - have high levels of redundancy built into them. Essentially, if one section of the system goes down for any reason the other sections are robust enough to keep the currency as a whole running safely and securely.

For further information on how Pecunix security systems work, follow the links below; you can also go to our tutorials section for a practical demonstration of how the technical security systems function.

• Minting procedures
• Minting instructions
• Gold bars held in storage
• The LBMA 'good delivery' system
• Database (technical) security