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PolygonXAUt0 is the omnichain form of Tether Gold, issued by TG Commodities Limited. One token represents title to one troy ounce of allocated gold on a specific bar held in Switzerland, identical in backing to XAUT on Ethereum. The omnichain build exists so the same claim can be held and traded on Arbitrum, Avalanche and Polygon without bridging back to Ethereum first.
The same allocated gold as XAUT, bridged to chains where you already hold funds.
Prism analyst note
XAUt0 carries the same claim as XAUT, one troy ounce of allocated Swiss-vaulted gold, but on Arbitrum, Avalanche and Polygon. It quoted within 1.5% of COMEX gold at a $500 size on all three. The float is genuinely small, roughly 568 ounces across the three chains at the time of verification, so size matters here in a way it does not for XAUT on Ethereum. Prices are quoted live before you sign.
Generated from issuer disclosures and reviewed against the sources listed below. Not investment advice.
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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 Avalanche and confirmed the symbol, decimals, and supply the issuer publishes.
- Source
- Contract called on Arbitrum, Avalanche and Polygon RPC; price cross-checked against COMEX gold
- Last verified
- Aug 6, 2026
- Token contract
- 0x2775…dd32
- Custody
- Swiss vault operators (allocated)
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Frequently asked
Is this the same as XAUT?+
Same issuer and same backing: one troy ounce of allocated gold per token. XAUt0 is the omnichain build, so it lives on Arbitrum, Avalanche and Polygon instead of Ethereum.
How much can I actually buy?+
The float is small: about 568 ounces across the three chains when last measured. Prism quotes every trade live, so if your size cannot be filled you will see that before signing rather than after.
Can I redeem it for physical gold?+
Redemption runs through Tether Gold directly, subject to their verification and minimum quantities. It is not something Prism can process.