Gold bars are available in five varieties: 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 g. The most popular among buyers is a bar weighing 10 g. as its share of total sales is 6,969 pieces (27%). Then follows 5 g bars with a total sales of  6,050 pieces (23%), then 20 grams with 4,966 pieces (19%), 100 grams with  4,933 pieces (19%), 50 grams with 3,050 pieces (12%).

The leader among the regions in the purchase of gold bars is the city of Almaty (50.3% of the total number of sold ingots), followed by Atyrau (18.4%), Nur-Sultan (11.4%) and other regions (19.9%).

106 gold bars with a total weight of 3,010 grams were accepted for buyback. This is due to the fact that gold bullion is a long-term tool for investing and accumulating savings.

Currently gold bars can be bought and sold back at Halyk Bank, Eurasian Bank, Jýsan Bank, CenterCredit Bank, as well as at non-bank exchange points.

Gold bars can be a reliable investment tool. The main factor in ensuring the liquidity of the gold bars market is the possibility to repurchase bars by banks and non-bank exchange points with paying the client on a same day.

In fact, each golden bar is released with protective elements (mirror surface of the bars, microtext and bold milled edge) and comes in a special package that protects the bar from the mechanical damage and makes it easy to check whether the package was opened. Protective packaging acts as a gold bar quality certificate. Therefore, it is recommended to store the bar carefully and not open the packaging.

As of June 25, 2020, the cost of 1 gram of gold is 22 922,24 tenge.