Physical gold can lose value from melting, scratches, or refining cuts. Digital gold in 2026 is 99.9% pure bullion, never handled manually. Selling returns the exact interbank rate, avoiding the 2–3% loss jewelers often take. Investors retain full value, benefiting from accurate pricing and transparent transactions. Digital gold ensures efficiency, purity, and cost-effectiveness, protecting long-term accumulation and minimizing friction compared to physical trading.

Silver prices have rebounded to ₹2,70,000 per kg across major metros, but the metal remains nearly 23% below its February 1 peak of ₹3,50,000. The recent ₹15,000 gain reflects short-term buying interest after sharp declines. However, the broader monthly trend indicates  the sustained correction, with market participants remaining cautious amid global price uncertainty and fluctuating  the domestic demand conditions for precious metals.