How rates on this site are sourced, derived and updated — and the limits of using them to transact.
Each Indian city applies a small local premium (typically 0–1%) on top of the national IBJA base rate to reflect transport, financing and dealer margins. The premium for each city is a long-run observed average and may differ slightly from the rate quoted at any individual jeweller on a given day.
Chennai is historically the highest by a small margin; Mumbai, Bangalore and Hyderabad sit closest to the national base.
The rates published on this site are the metal value only. They do not include wastage, making charges or GST — all three are added by your jeweller and can together amount to 15–30% of the final bill. The bill verification calculator on the home page itemises a full retail invoice before you transact.
Rates refresh daily after the IBJA evening fix. International markets close at staggered times across Friday/Saturday, so weekend rates carry the most recent published fix until Monday’s reopening.
Gold Price Daily is an informational reference. Nothing on this site is investment, financial, tax or legal advice. Verify the rate with your jeweller, bank or bullion dealer before transacting; small intraday movements are normal and the counter rate at point of sale will not necessarily match the rate published here.
