Wyoming Vaults State Precious Metals In-State with Reserve

This decision, following extensive due diligence, underscores Wyoming's commitment to "sound money" principles and its growing in-state custody infrastructure. Unlike many U.S. states that either don't hold physical precious metals or rely on federal/out-of-state institutions, Wyoming's move keeps state-owned assets within its borders, aligning with its top rankings for business-tax climate and as a "sound money" state, which includes no taxes on gold or silver.

For The Wyoming Reserve, this selection is a significant validation, affirming its role as a trusted custodian and supporting its long-term vision to serve institutional and high-net-worth clients. The company operates a 70,000-square-foot facility in a designated opportunity zone, positioning itself to capitalize on a potential trend of states seeking secure, in-state precious metals storage solutions.