NatGold Digital Plans SEC Registration in Q1 2027 Ahead of Nasdaq Listing Bid

• NatGold Digital plans to seek a listing on the Nasdaq Capital Market.
• The company aims to file a registration statement with the SEC in the first quarter of 2027.
• SEC registration of its shares is required before it can apply to Nasdaq.
• NatGold’s tokens represent interests in gold that stays in the ground and is never mined.
• The company says the listing is not guaranteed and depends on SEC and Nasdaq steps.

NatGold Digital Ltd., a company that issues tokens tied to gold still in the ground, plans to seek a listing on the Nasdaq Capital Market. The company announced the plan on November 11, 2026, from Coral Gables, Florida.

Before it can apply to Nasdaq, NatGold must first register its common shares with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. That step is required under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended.

The company said it intends to file a registration statement with the SEC in the first quarter of 2027. The timing depends on finishing the needed financial, legal and other preparation work.

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— NatGold Digital (@NatGold_Digital) November 11, 2026

A Registration Step Comes First

Chief Executive Officer Andrés Fernández said the company reviewed Nasdaq’s initial listing rules with its corporate and securities lawyers. He said NatGold is confident it is well placed to meet the main requirements for a Nasdaq Capital Market listing.

Fernández said the company plans to file its registration statement early next year. After that, it will work through both the SEC review and the Nasdaq listing application process.

Management said it sees Nasdaq as a good match for its digital mining and asset tokenization business. The exchange is known as a marketplace for newer, innovation-focused companies.

NatGold said a listing would help it raise awareness in the market and widen the number of people who own its shares. It would also create a public trading market for its common shares.

Executive Chairman Mark Radke said being a public company calls for disciplined corporate governance and clear financial reporting. He added that it also requires accountability to shareholders.

Radke said these principles have guided how NatGold built its governance framework. He said the company understands the standards expected and described the planned filing as the next step toward public markets.

How the NatGold Token Model Works

NatGold describes itself as a digital gold mining company. It runs a patent-pending platform built around gold resources that remain underground, which the company calls “Mother Nature’s Vault.”

The company’s tokens are designed to represent standard unit interests in what it calls NatGold Certified Resources. These resources are disclosed through geological technical reports that follow internationally recognized standards.

Under this model, no gold is dug up, processed or moved from where it sits. NatGold says the tokens are meant to serve as an alternative to government-issued money.

The company was clear that its listing plan is not guaranteed. Any Nasdaq listing depends on the registration statement becoming effective and on approval from the exchange.

NatGold must also meet all regulatory and listing rules that apply to it. The company noted that filing a registration statement, or having it take effect, does not mean the SEC approves or endorses the company or its shares.

NatGold said there is no assurance the registration statement will be filed or take effect within its expected timeframe. It also said there is no assurance that it will obtain a Nasdaq listing.

The company stated that its announcement is not an offer to sell or a request to buy any securities. Its next planned step is the SEC registration filing, targeted for the first quarter of 2027.