Matrixdock's silver token, built on the same custody model as its gold: allocated LBMA metal held by third-party vault operators, with the token freely transferable on Ethereum. It is the thinner side of the pair (silver demand for tokenization is a fraction of gold's), but it is genuinely routable, which most tokenized silver is not.
Tokenized LBMA silver from the issuer behind XAUm and STBT.
Prism analyst note
Tokenized silver is a small market and this is one of the very few examples that actually routes. Prism's own scan found no tradeable silver at all before this. Volume near $34k a day means it is a position to enter patiently rather than a market to trade. The structure mirrors Matrixdock's gold, which is the reassuring part; the depth is the constraint.
Generated from issuer disclosures and reviewed against the sources listed below. Not investment advice.
Prism read this token's contract directly on its chain and confirmed the figures the issuer publishes.
- What was checked
- Prism read this token's contract on Ethereum and confirmed the symbol, decimals, and supply the issuer publishes.
- Source
- Matrixdock
- Last verified
- Aug 22, 2026
- Token contract
- 0x123f…d9E1
- Custody
- LBMA-certified vault operators
Structure & compliance
Documents & disclosures
Frequently asked
Why is silver so much thinner than gold?+
Tokenized demand follows physical demand for a store of value, and gold dominates that by an order of magnitude. Kinesis Silver and this are close to the whole market.











