Guides for Gold & Silver Operators
141 real questions from precious metals dealers, bullion platforms and Gold & Silver IRA providers — answered plainly, with Florida and Miami market context for 2026.
By Accredited Investor Solutions · Brickell, Miami · Updated
The Complete Guide to Acquiring Verified Accredited Investor Leads for Precious Metals Dealers
Accredited investor leads are opted-in contacts who meet SEC wealth or income thresholds and have stated interest in gold, silver or other hard assets. For precious metals dealers they matter because they bring larger allocations ($50K–$1M+), defined timelines and prior alternative-asset experience. Judge any source on verification method, exclusivity, consent records and cost per funded order — not price per lead.
Read the guide →Florida & Miami Gold & Silver Market Opportunity for Dealers (2026)
Florida is one of the best U.S. markets for gold and silver dealers in 2026. Qualifying bullion has been sales-tax-free at any amount since August 1, 2025; qualifying gold and silver coin became legal tender and tax-exempt on July 1, 2026; and Florida has no state income tax. Miami's growing base of high-net-worth and international investors adds the demand.
Read the guide →How Gold & Silver IRA Providers Can Source High-Intent Accredited Investors
Gold & Silver IRA providers get the most funded accounts from investors who are pre-qualified on three things before the first call: a retirement balance large enough to matter, a defined timeline to move it, and prior experience with hard or alternative assets. Generic click leads skip those checks, which is why most never fund. Judge every source by cost per funded account, not cost per lead.
Read the guide →Retail Leads vs. Investor Intent: Why Most Precious Metals Lead Sources Waste Operator Time
Most precious metals lead sources waste operator time because they sell contacts, not intent: unverified names with no capital range, no timeline and no hard-asset history. Investor-intent leads are screened in several steps, confirmed by phone and defined by allocation size and timeline, so reps spend their hours on people deciding where to allocate, not whether to invest.
Read the guide →Compliance Essentials for Marketing to Accredited Investors in Precious Metals
Buying physical gold or silver does not require accredited status, but the SEC definition is the clearest filter for wealthy buyers, and it becomes a legal requirement when metals are offered through a securities offering or private fund. Marketing to these investors also triggers TCPA consent, Do Not Call, CAN-SPAM, FTC endorsement and dealer AML rules. This is general information, not legal advice.
Read the guide →Get Access to Accredited Investor Demand
Verified, phone-qualified accredited investors with $50K–$1M+ to allocate — delivered within 24 hours, with an exclusivity period on every lead. Text, call or email and we respond fast.