Monetary Metals Seeks Up to $40 Million in Private Debt Offering
The precious metals yield company’s debt raise follows an equity offering of up to $10 million that it reported in the spring.
November 12, 2026
Monetary Metals & Co., the Scottsdale, Arizona, company that pays investors a yield on gold and silver by leasing and lending metal to businesses in the precious metals industry, has opened a private offering of up to $40 million in debt securities.
The offering relies on Rule 506(b) of Regulation D. The company reported its first sale on Oct. 26, set a minimum investment of $40,000, reported that no non-accredited investors have participated, and said it does not expect the offering to last more than a year.
As of its Nov. 6 notice, Monetary Metals reported 90 investors in the offering. It listed $0 in securities sold and the full $40 million as remaining.
Terms Not Disclosed
The notice does not describe the terms of the debt, including its interest rate, its maturity, or whether principal and interest are payable in dollars or in metal. It does not say how the proceeds will be used, beyond reporting that none will be paid to the company's executive officers, directors, or promoters.
Monetary Metals reported no sales commissions or finder's fees and named no broker-dealers or other recipients of sales compensation. The company listed Keith Weiner as its executive officer and reported annual revenue in the range of $25 million to $100 million. Monetary Metals is a Delaware corporation and was formerly known as Monetary Metals, LLC.
Second Private Raise of 2026
The debt offering is the company's second private raise this year. In a notice filed in April, Monetary Metals reported an equity offering of up to $10 million with a $100,000 minimum investment and a first sale date of Feb. 27. At that point it had sold $2,071,000 of equity to eight investors, with $7,929,000 remaining. That offering also relied on Rule 506(b) and reported no sales commissions.
The company's private offering notices on EDGAR date back to 2016.
