How to register a Public Gold account, step by step

Steps to open a Public Gold account in your own name: the official form, name as per IC, verifying the account and completing your profile.

Updated 25 Oct 2026

Summary

The account is opened directly in Public Gold's official system, in your own name.
One IC number can only hold one account.
Enter your name exactly as on your IC, including Bin, Binti, A/L or A/P.
Never share your verification code with anyone.

Before you start

Your IC (to get the name and number exactly right)
An email address and mobile phone that you use yourself
Your own bank account details, to add later

Steps

Open the official form. Click Register on our site. The Public Gold registration form opens with introducer code PG00111755 already filled in.
Enter your name as per IC. Write your full name exactly as on your IC, including Bin, Binti, A/L or A/P. The official form warns that a mismatched name can get your profile verification rejected.
One IC, one account. Each IC number can only be registered to one Public Gold account. If you signed up before, log in to that account instead.
Read the terms and privacy notice. Tick your agreement to Public Gold's Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy. Your application is subject to Public Gold's approval.
Verify the account. A verification code is sent straight to you. Enter it yourself and never give it to anyone, including us.
Log in. Log in on the official Public Gold website or the Public Gold app on Google Play and the App Store.
Complete your profile and bank details. A complete profile makes the next steps easier, such as receiving sale proceeds and applying for Ar-Rahnu.

Good to know

Our site has no form and never asks for a photo of your IC. Everything is entered directly in Public Gold's form, and payments go straight to Public Gold.

Stay safe: never share your password or TAC code with anyone, including us. We never ask for a photo of your IC.

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Official sources

Links go to official sites (new tab). Checked 25 Oct 2026. General information, not financial advice. Public Gold is the service provider; its latest terms always apply.