Under the initiative, a total of one kilogram of gold will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis. Verified Atlys customers who refer new users will receive digital gold once the referred person completes and pays for a visa application.
The reward value varies by destination, ranging from ₹500 to ₹5,000, converted into gold at market rates on the payout date. Referrals for high-demand destinations such as the United States earn ₹5,000 in digital gold, while those for the United Kingdom and France earn ₹3,500. Countries such as Switzerland, Australia, Italy, China, and Germany carry rewards of ₹2,500, Japan earns ₹1,200, and other destinations fall between ₹500 and ₹1,000.
According to the companies, the collaboration aims to encourage users to build long-term value through digital gold, which is backed by 99.99% pure 24K reserves stored in audited and insured vaults. The program concludes once the one-kilogram cap is reached.
The announcement comes at a time when gold prices are hovering near all-time highs. Gold has gained nearly 56% so far in 2025, crossing the $4,000 per ounce mark for the first time in October. The rally has been driven by geopolitical tensions, expectations of interest rate cuts, and sustained central bank buying.
However, recent signs of potential de-escalation in global conflicts have eased some of the safe-haven demand. US President Donald Trump recently hinted at progress in US–China trade talks and is expected to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping next week. Meanwhile, Washington has imposed new sanctions on Russian oil companies but has also suggested it may help broker a Russia–Ukraine peace agreement.
