House Osborne

A precious-metals app for your clients, under your name.

Holdings, the vault, bank funding, sell-backs and alerts — the app Alex Lexington's clients use, running on the same records as the back office.

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Client holdingsNo. C-7731
Gold spot$4,202.60 / ozLive · 1:45 AM ET
Gold10 oz · held in the vault
$42,026.00
Silver400 oz · sample price
$19,200.00
Holdings value
$61,226.00
  1. Funded by bank link
  2. Held in the vault
  3. Price alert set
What a client sees in the app, valued at the live price, on the same records as the counter. Sample data — every name, item and rate is illustrative; only the spot price is live.

The work it takes off your desk.

Their holdings, always in view

Clients see what they own and what you hold in the vault for them, valued at the live price, with their orders, history and documents beside it.

Funding without the paperwork

A wallet funded by linking their bank, and monthly metal plans that buy on the schedule they choose.

Selling back, tax form included

Clients sell metal back to you from their phone, with the W-9 step built into the flow instead of chased by email.

Know your client, and answer them

ID verification and live support chat inside the app, so onboarding and questions don't leave it.

One set of records

The app runs on the same records as the Command Center. What the client sees is what your counter sees — nothing re-keyed, nothing reconciled twice.

What’s included.

The app is your clients' window onto metal that you — or a dealer and depository you work with — buy, hold and insure. It doesn't make anyone a dealer or a custodian; if you aren't one, that arrangement is part of the conversation.

The House’s own book.

Alex Lexington has run on this software since January 2026. These are its own records — counts only, never a client’s name.

Tickets written
1,000+
Sales and buys completed
790+
Client records
2,200+
Refinery lots settled
160+
Bars melted
120+
Website orders brought in
500+

Alex Lexington production records, October 2026.

Ask for pricing.

Pricing is set for each business after a conversation. It starts with a walkthrough on a call, built around how you work today.

Prefer to talk it through first? Maverick can answer questions about the software and pass your request to the House.

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Interested in

Every request is read by the family and answered personally.

Questions owners ask.

Can a private bank, wealth manager or fintech offer this to clients?

Yes — that's who it's for beyond dealers: teams that want clients to own physical gold and silver held in a vault, under their own brand. The metal is bought, held and insured by a dealer and depository; if that isn't you, it's part of the conversation.

Does it carry our name and logo?

Yes. It's set up under your name and logo, on the same records as your back office.

What does Osborne Enterprise cost?

Pricing is set for each business after a conversation, by the modules you use and the size of your team. Request pricing and someone from the House will arrange a walkthrough.

Can I try it before I decide?

It starts with a walkthrough on a call, screen by screen, built around how your business runs. Hands-on access is discussed with the team after that.

Who built it?

Alex Lexington, the House's metals and jewelry business in Atlanta, built it to run its own counter, refinery work, vault and design bench.

Is it only for precious metals?

It was built where the price moves by the minute and every ticket is large. Live pricing is built for metals today; the rest — price holds, deposits, wire matching, client records, custody and approvals — fits any business selling high-value goods at moving prices.

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