This festive season brings a unique way to reconnect ancient traditions of the land with modern innovations. This has been made possible by IGM (India Gold Metaverse), which has rolled out RamMudra – Kuberdev ka Sona. 

Restoring a theological equilibrium of sorts with the debut of RamMudra – the ‘Divine Blessed Gold’ coins – IGM has reengineered the domestic bullion ecosystem anchored in its twin philosophies of ‘Gold is Technology’ and ‘Gold is Emotions’. 

For generations, Indian households have focused their bullion purchases almost exclusively on Goddess Lakshmi. According to scriptural tradition, any Dhanteras or Diwali worship remains incomplete without invoking the blessings of Lord Kuber. While the Goddess of Wealth bestows prosperity upon a home, it is Lord Kuber—the divine treasurer—who actually safeguards and multiplies that fortune. 

Enter RamMudra, the Devya Sona.

Birth of ‘Divine Blessed Gold’

The concept draws directly from the sacred lore of Tirupati. When Lord Balaji sought the hand of Goddess Padmavati, her father, King Akasha Raja, stipulated one extraordinary condition: Their nuptials had to be the grandest celebration ever witnessed in the past, present, or future (na bhuto na bhavishyati). 

To finance a celestial wedding of such unprecedented scale, Lord Balaji borrowed 14 lakh RamMudra gold coins from Lord Kuber—a princely sum valued at roughly Rs 21,000 crore in today’s market. Devotees believe Lord Balaji is still repaying this cosmic debt through the temple offerings made by pilgrims right up until the end of Kaliyuga. 

In return, Goddess Lakshmi showers grace upon contributors based purely on their bhaavna (sincerity and devotion) rather than the size of their donation. Honouring this sacred custom, IGM has pledged a share of its projected profits to the Tirupati Balaji trust in advance, effectively turning every minted piece into ‘Blessed Gold’. 

‘Bharat Ka Sona, Bharat Ke Liye’

Minted in 999.9 fine purity, the limited-edition physical coins are available across seven weight denominations: 1g, 2g, 5g, 10g, 20g, 50g, and 100g. Buyers can select from five distinct obverse engravings featuring Lord Kuber, the triad of Padmavati–Balaji–Lakshmi, Goddess Lakshmi, Saraswati–Lakshmi–Ganesh, or Lord Dhanvantari. 

Crucially, the entire line operates under the banner of ‘Bharat Ka Sona, Bharat Ke Liye’. Enforcing a strict zero-import mandate that supports the Prime Minister’s Atmanirbhar Bharat vision, IGM crafts every coin exclusively from 100 per cent recycled domestic bullion certified to ‘India Good Delivery’ standards. 

Temple to tech: Digital gold backed by 1:1 reserves

The technological architecture behind the scenes is equally rigorous. Available alongside physical coins is RamMudra digital gold—one of the world’s few Gold-Backed Digital Tokens built on blockchain with real-time Proof of Reserves. Each digital unit is backed 1:1 by physical bullion reserves. Sequel Logistics is the custodian while Vistra Global Solutions is the administrator. 

Uniquely, the custodian, administrator, and everyday buyer each have access to their own verification node on the blockchain, allowing investors to independently verify their gold holdings at any moment. 

Anyone can immediately start a RamMudra digital gold portfolio with as little as ₹10 or acquire heirloom RamMudra physical gold coins via authorised partner jewellers, the IGM Mumbai office, the RamMudra mobile app, or online from www.rammudra.com. Whatever the route, RamMudra ensures savers no longer have to choose between ancient faith and ledger-grade transparency.