Where to buy gold in Uganda (Kampala & East Africa hub)

If you are searching for where to buy gold in Uganda or Kampala, you can work with Congo Rare Minerals, using Uganda as an East Africa hub that connects to DRC production and regional routes. We supply wholesale gold bars and gold grain and you pay after refinery assay at your nominated hub such as Dubai, Zurich or other agreed locations.

Uganda / DRC corridor East Africa logistics hub Assay-before-payment model Chain-of-custody documentation FOB trials & CIF contracts

Quick answer: how to buy gold in Uganda with Congo Rare Minerals

To buy gold in Uganda through Congo Rare Minerals, decide how many kilograms you want, whether you prefer FOB trials or CIF contract shipments routed through Uganda and the DRC, and which refinery and hub you will use. We complete KYC, issue a draft SPA, prepare sealed bars or grain and export via agreed routes, and you settle after refinery assay confirms the metal.

Uganda as an East Africa gold hub

Kampala connection to DRC

Uganda sits next to the DRC corridor and has long been part of regional gold flows. We use Uganda as a structured link between DRC production and your chosen refinery hub, rather than relying on informal street trades.

Structured export routes

When you buy gold in Uganda with Congo Rare Minerals, you are buying through a documented route. The SPA sets out origin, export points, documentation and delivery hubs, so your bank and refinery can follow the path from East Africa to final settlement.

Wholesale buyers, not retail shops

We work with refiners, trading houses, institutions and serious private buyers. This is wholesale Uganda and DRC gold routed through formal channels, not small retail pieces from tourist shops.

Gold export process via Uganda and the DRC

Legal and compliance framework

Our routes through Uganda and DRC are built around local mining and export regulations. Licences, taxes and duties are handled in line with applicable law and reflected in the SPA, invoice and supporting documents.

  • Compliance with DRC and Ugandan export requirements.
  • Valid export and routing documentation.
  • Recognized export corridors and airport uplift.

Documentation pack for each shipment

Every gold shipment routed through Uganda includes a clear documentation pack so buyers, banks and refineries can verify the route and structure.

  • Export licence details and applicable routing notes.
  • Commercial invoice and packing list.
  • Assay certificate or report.
  • Chain-of-custody documentation.
  • Airway bill and, if CIF, insurance certificate.

Assay-before-payment for East Africa routes

Whether the metal moves through Uganda, directly from Congo or both, we keep the same buyer protection: the gold is tested at your nominated refinery before final settlement.

  • Bars or grain sealed at dispatch.
  • Refinery in Dubai, Zurich, London or other agreed hub.
  • Refinery report issued to both sides, then payment as per SPA.

Working with our East Africa desk

Who uses the Uganda route

The Uganda and Kampala route is used by buyers who want a clear link into East Africa gold without managing every step at the mine level. Refineries, trading houses and serious private buyers often compare Uganda, Congo and other Africa options and pick the structure that best fits their compliance needs.

What you can expect from us

From first discussion to final settlement, our East Africa desk focuses on documentation, timing and clear communication with your refinery and logistics partners.

  • Clear explanation of route and documents.
  • Draft SPA that matches your compliance requirements.
  • Coordination with your chosen refinery and logistics partner.

How to buy gold in Uganda step by step

1. Share Uganda requirements Tell us how much gold you want to buy in Uganda (kg), your target structure (FOB trial or CIF contract), your preferred delivery hub and your nominated refinery.
2. KYC and draft SPA We review your company profile, signatory and proof of funds where required. Then we issue a draft SPA that sets out the Uganda and DRC route, documentation and payment terms.
3. Sealing and export via East Africa Gold bars or grain are sealed and prepared for export using the agreed corridor. The shipment moves from East Africa to your nominated hub under FOB or CIF, as written in the SPA.
4. Assay and settlement Your chosen refinery tests the gold, issues a report to both sides and you settle according to the SPA once purity and weight are confirmed.

Ready to discuss buying gold in Uganda?

If you are a refinery, trading house, institution or serious private buyer looking for where to buy gold in Uganda or Kampala, you can speak directly with our East Africa desk. Share your profile, compliance requirements and target volumes, and we will confirm how we can structure your Uganda and DRC route.

FAQ – buying gold in Uganda (Kampala & East Africa hub)

Is it safe to buy gold in Uganda?
Safety depends on who you buy from and how the trade is structured. Our model uses KYC, SPA, documented origin and assay-before-payment, so metal and money move through defined steps rather than informal cash deals.
Can you deliver gold from Uganda to Dubai or Zurich?
Yes. Under CIF contracts we arrange freight and insurance to hubs such as Dubai and Zurich, delivering to buyer-nominated refineries. Under FOB, the buyer or their logistics partner handles uplift from the departure airport.
What is the minimum order to buy gold via Uganda?
For CIF contract shipments routed through Uganda or Congo, the minimum is usually 10 kg. Smaller quantities may be considered as FOB trial lots for new buyers, subject to KYC and commercial approval.
Do you sell small retail bars in Uganda?
No. We focus on wholesale bars and grain for refiners, trading houses and serious buyers. We do not operate as a retail shop for tourist or small consumer bars in Kampala.
How does Uganda compare to buying gold directly in Congo?
Many buyers look at Uganda and Congo together. The key difference is not only geography, but how the route is documented and how settlement is structured. In both cases we use licensing, documentation, refinery assay and clear SPA clauses so the trade can pass compliance checks.