Pecunix

Pecunix is a currency based on gold - not on paper value, not on dollars or yen or lira or pounds, but on pure, solid, real gold. Pecunix is money, but it is money that has been refined to meet the needs of a world where business is no longer constrained by borders.

**All gold bars are exclusively in the form of London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) certified “good delivery bars”.

Bring gold and the Internet together in a secure, flexible, fast system with access to global value-added benefits, and you have an online currency perfectly suited to the demands of international trading. In short, you have Pecunix.
Pecunix is a currency based on gold - not on paper value, not on dollars or yen or lira or pounds, but on pure, solid, real gold.
Pecunix is money, but it is money that has been refined to meet the needs of a world where business is no longer constrained by borders. Are you ready for a golden future?
So what is Pecunix? How does it work? What can it offer you that other Internet payment systems - like other Gold Based Internet Currencies and credit cards - can’t? Does it cost anything to use Pecunix? They’re all good questions and they’re all answered in a three-minute introductory tour of Pecunix…
You can buy goods and services with Pecunix.
You can sell goods and services with Pecunix.
You can convert Pecunix to national currencies.
You can convert national currencies to Pecunix.
Pecunix is a digital gold currency founded in 2002 by Simon ”Sidd” Davis. Similar to competing systems such as e-gold, Pecunix allows for the instant transfer of gold between user accounts.
Estimates at the end of 2004 suggest that there were over 6,500 funded accounts in the Pecunix system at that time. As of January 2006, Pecunix had 49,142 grams of gold in storage, which is worth approximately $809,000.
Transactions made in the Pecunix system are charged a small fee, but this fee is considerably less than fees associated with other banking systems and online currencies such as PayPal. *Wikipedia