Sell gold from Kenya.

Gold production in Kenya

Kenya's Migori and Kakamega counties in western Kenya host artisanal gold mining communities. The government's formalisation programme and Kenya's position as an East African trade hub makes it a viable origination point for export transactions.

Kenyan gold — whether from industrial mines, artisanal operations, or licensed dealers — is in active demand from institutional buyers in Asia and the Gulf. The key requirement is proper export documentation: an independent assay certificate, mineral export permit from the State Department for Mining, and chain of custody records. With those in place, a transaction can close in 10 business days.

How to sell your kenyan gold internationally

Selling gold from Kenya to an international buyer requires two parallel tracks: export compliance and buyer qualification. On the export side, you need an independent assay, a mineral export permit from the State Department for Mining, and a specialist carrier arrangement (Brinks, Malca-Amit, or Loomis). On the buyer side, you need a counterparty who is funded, compliant, and capable of completing the transaction through a formal settlement structure.

OnePiece handles the buyer side. We maintain relationships with institutional gold buyers in Malaysia — licensed bullion dealers, refineries, and family offices — who are actively acquiring African gold. When you have export-ready supply, we match it with an active buyer mandate, facilitate the documentation exchange, and support the transaction through to close.

We do not charge sellers. We do not ask for advance fees, soft proof of product, or photographs of cash. If you have kenyan gold and a legitimate export permit, WhatsApp us and we will respond within hours.