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Data: 1/14/2026

Silver Registered Inventory

123.20M oz

⏳ At 5-day velocity: 57 days to zero

Net Movement Today

πŸ”» -978K oz

DRAIN

24h Change

+462.6K oz

(+0.38%)

7d Change

N/A

Withdrawn Today

1.62M oz

Eligible

310.18M oz

Stops (30d)

1,253 contracts

Today's Flow Breakdown

Warehouse Flows

Received+641.3K oz
Withdrawn-1.62M oz
Net FlowπŸ”» -978K oz

Inventory Changes

RegisteredπŸ”Ί +463K oz
EligibleπŸ”» -1.44M oz
Net ChangeπŸ”» -978K oz

Depository Watch

12 COMEX-approved silver vaults

VaultRegisteredEligibleReg Ξ”Elig Ξ”
JPMDrain15.90M oz164.31M ozπŸ”» -127K ozπŸ”» -1.33M oz
Brink's24.05M oz33.15M ozπŸ”Ί +5K ozπŸ”» -5K oz
CNT21.16M oz17.21M ozπŸ”Ί +590K ozπŸ”Ί +52K oz
Loomis4.18M oz33.42M ozβ€”πŸ”» -101K oz
Asahi30.75M oz5.64M ozβ€”β€”
HSBC3.75M oz22.53M ozβ€”πŸ”» -25K oz
MTB11.36M oz14.14M ozπŸ”» -5K ozπŸ”Ί +5K oz
Delaware2.21M oz15.67M ozβ€”πŸ”» -33K oz
StoneX7.78M oz207.1K ozβ€”β€”
IDS635.2K oz3.28M ozβ€”β€”
Malca-Amit1.42M oz606.9K ozβ€”β€”
Malca-Amit Armored0 oz0 ozβ€”β€”
Total123.20M oz310.18M ozπŸ”Ί +463K ozπŸ”» -1.44M oz

Silver Inventory (6 Months)

Registered (deliverable) vs Eligible (stored) inventory in millions of troy oz

  • Eligible
  • Registered
Jan 8Jan 9Jan 12Jan 13Jan 140M150M300M450M600M

Daily Delivery Ledger

Recent delivery activity showing who is taking physical metal

DateIssuesStopsHouse StopsCustomer StopsQty StoppedApprox Value
Jan 15222222β€”β€”1.11M oz$98.9M
Jan 14509509β€”β€”2.54M oz$226.8M
Jan 13206206β€”β€”1.03M oz$91.8M
Jan 12146146β€”β€”730.0K oz$65.0M
Jan 9170170β€”β€”850.0K oz$75.7M

Frequently Asked Questions

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Understanding COMEX Deliveries

COMEX (Commodity Exchange) is where futures contracts for gold, silver, copper, and other metals are traded. Most contracts are settled in cash or rolled forward, but some buyers demand physical delivery of the actual metal.

Why Deliveries Matter

When buyers "stop" contracts for delivery, they're demanding real metal instead of paper profits. High delivery demand relative to warehouse inventory can indicate supply stress and potential price pressure.

The "Squeeze" Signal

Watch for declining registered inventory + elevated stops + bank (house) taking delivery. This combination suggests institutions are accumulating physical metal, potentially anticipating supply tightness.

Data sourced from CME Group delivery reports. This is not financial advice.