There is no information on the SwissGolden website indicating who owns or runs the business.

The SwissGolden website domain (“swissgolden.com”) was registered on the 22nd of May 2012, with the registration simply listing the company’s name as the domain owner.

An address in London, England is also provided, however this is a virtual mailing address provided by Regus (£59 a month).

Meanwhile in the SwissGolden service agreement, the company claims to be registered in the British Virgin Islands (a known tax-haven).

As always, if a MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

The SwissGolden Product Line

The SwissGolden website has a “WebShop” featuring “gold ingots” ranging in price from 42 to 3129 EUR.

If you try to add any of the products to your shopping cart however, nothing happens.

There’s a “to order” button at the bottom of the page, however if you click that the WebShop demands a SwissGolden affiliate ID.

For all intents and purposes it appears SwissGolden 
do not
sell anything at a retail level.

The SwissGolden Compensation Plan

The SwissGolden compensation plan revolves around affiliate purchasing positions in four matrix levels.

An additional points-based performance bonus is also offered.

Matrix Commissions

The SwissGolden compensation plan revolves around affiliates purchasing positions in a series of reverse 2×2 matrices.

A 2×2 matrix places an affiliate at the top of the matrix, with two positions directly under them (level 1):

Under these two positions another two positions are created each, with these positions making up the second level of the matrix. In total there are six positions to be filled.

Positions in the matrices are filled via the purchasing of positions by SiwssGolden affiliates.

Once all positions in a matrix are filled, SwissGolden pay the affiliate who holds the top position (the pay position) a commission. At this point the top position cycles out, and the two positions on level 2 form the start of two new matrices.

This leaves four positions empty in both of the two new matrices, which are then required to be filled before the pay position earns a commission again.

As mentioned previously, there are four matrices in the SwissGolden compensation plan. Here are their respective payouts:

Preliminary

The Preliminary matrix is the first of the four, with positions costing 220 EUR each.

Once all six positions in a Preliminary matrix are filled, the pay position is paid 72 EUR and cycled into the bottom of a Main matrix.

Main

The Main matrix functions the same as the Preliminary matrices, with the exception that new positions are fed into the bottom of Main matrices via cycled Preliminary matrix positions.

An affiliate can also purchase additional position in a Main matrix for 720 EUR.

A Main matrix position is able to cycle through a Main matrix up to three times, paying out 1890 EUR the first and second t

🤖 Quick Answer

Who owns and operates SwissGolden?
The SwissGolden website provides no information regarding ownership or management. The domain was registered in May 2012 under the company name only. The listed London address is a virtual Regus mailing address, while company documentation claims British Virgin Islands registration, a known tax-haven jurisdiction.

What products does SwissGolden offer?
SwissGolden operates a WebShop selling gold ingots with prices ranging from 42 to 3,129 EUR. The product line focuses exclusively on precious metal investments marketed through their e-commerce platform as part of their business model.

What is the nature of SwissGolden's business structure?
SwissGolden operates as a multi-level marketing (MLM) company. Participants are involved in a gold matrix scheme with entry investment levels ranging from 220 to 9,850

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