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LONDON - Tally Central Ltd (TAL:JPJ), developer of a gold-backed monetary system, reported Friday it achieved more than 30% month-on-month growth across multiple key metrics during the third quarter of 2025.
The company, which offers accounts denominated in units representing physical gold, said it saw over 30% monthly increases in deposited funds, transaction volumes, transaction value, and revenues from July through September. New active customer accounts and gold holdings grew by more than 10% month-on-month during the same period.
Tally Central also reported that September marked its breakthrough of £1 million in annualized revenue, which it described as "a key early milestone for a fintech."
The growth follows the July 1 launch of a new marketing campaign targeting mainstream audiences through what the company called "an early-adopter channel."
"We are now seeing growth metrics that reflect a growing product-market fit here in the UK," said Cameron Parry, Founder and CEO, in the press release statement.
Each unit of the company’s currency, called tally, represents one milligram of physical gold stored in Switzerland. The current exchange rate values one tally at 9.25 pence, compared to 7.84 pence in early July 2025.
The company said it has achieved an average customer lifetime value that exceeds acquisition costs and repays those costs in under 12 months.
Tally Central plans to focus on cementing growth in the UK during the fourth quarter while preparing to launch in what it termed "unstable currency markets" in the first half of 2026.
The company stated it remains committed to achieving profitability within the next 18 months before deciding on a suitable public stock market listing in 2027 or 2028.
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