DMCC, a leading international business district that drives the flow of global trade through Dubai, has unveiled the world’s largest silver bar – a record-breaking 1,971 kg asset officially recognised by Guinness World Records.

Revealed at the Dubai Precious Metals Conference (DPMC) on November 24, the bar commemorates the founding year of the United Arab Emirates, symbolising national ambition, craftsmanship and innovation.

As part of a landmark project involving DMCC and leading industry players, the bar is now set to be tokenised through DMCC’s Tradeflow platform, marking the first time a Guinness World Record precious metal bar will undergo tokenisation under a regulated framework. 

The project brings together UAE-based precious metals refiner Sam Precious Metals, responsible for the bar’s production; Tokinvest, a VARA-regulated platform leading the digital tokenisation and issuance process; and Brink’s, which will oversee secure storage and logistics.

This world-first initiative forms a key milestone in DMCC’s expanding programme to advance commodities tokenisation and enhance transparency, traceability and legal certainty across global precious metals markets. Tokinvest will register the asset on DMCC Tradeflow, the UAE’s leading online system for registering and pledging commodities – ensuring robust oversight and a trusted environment for fractional ownership, subject to regulatory approvals.

Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, DMCC, said: “The 13th edition of the Dubai Precious Metals Conference has been marked by new records, highlighted by the unveiling of the world’s largest silver bar – a 1,971 kg, 1.3-metre-long bar that has set a Guinness World Record and honours the UAE’s ambition and craftsmanship. This initiative reflects DMCC’s broader mission to connect trade, commodities, finance and technology, demonstrating how physical assets can be digitised and accessed through trusted and transparent frameworks. As we accelerate our tokenisation programme with key partners including VARA, Sam Precious Metals, Tokinvest and Brink’s, projects like this reinforce Dubai’s position as the global benchmark for practical, investable and regulated real-world asset innovation.”

Sami Abu Ahmad, Chairman, Sam Precious Metals, added: “Creating the world’s largest silver bar is a celebration of craftsmanship, innovation and the UAE’s spirit of ambition. Partnering with Tokinvest and DMCC allows us to take this achievement further – transforming a symbol of national pride into a digital asset that represents the next evolution of precious metals investment. Through tokenisation, we are opening a new chapter in how physical value is preserved, shared and traded globally.” -TradeArabia News Service


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