How to interpret this ranking
Vault, fund-listing and investor locations do not always align. This is an attributed estimate and not a census of what residents personally own.
Investment silver per capita attributes physically backed funds, bars and coins to eligible countries and divides the estimate by resident population. In the current 2025 view, Switzerland ranks first among 11 countries at 19.0 fine troy ounces per resident.
Vault, fund-listing and investor locations do not always align. This is an attributed estimate and not a census of what residents personally own.
Metal quantities use the current release observation or model date. The population denominator is stated on every row and country page.
| Rank | Country | Grams per resident | Troy oz per person | Total | Population year | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | SwitzerlandEurope | 591.029 | 19.0 | 5,300 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 2 | SingaporeAsia | 264.021 | 8.49 | 1,550 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 3 | CanadaNorth America | 199.368 | 6.41 | 8,000 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 4 | AustriaEurope | 181.049 | 5.82 | 1,650 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 5 | AustraliaOceania | 159.413 | 5.13 | 4,300 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 6 | GermanyEurope | 123.699 | 3.98 | 10,400 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 7 | United StatesNorth America | 103.664 | 3.33 | 36,000 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 8 | United KingdomEurope | 103.521 | 3.33 | 7,200 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 9 | PolandEurope | 76.034 | 2.44 | 2,900 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 10 | ThailandAsia | 22.061 | 0.709 | 1,580 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
| 11 | IndiaAsia | 13.287 | 0.427 | 19,450 t | 2025 | Based on country-specific evidence |
Each value uses the same measure, release and unrounded ranking logic as the global table.
Plain-language answers explain what the numbers include, what they leave out and where the source coverage ends.
Switzerland ranks first among 11 countries in the current view at 19.0 fine troy ounces per resident.
The published metal quantity is converted to fine troy ounces or grams and divided by the documented resident population. Rankings use unrounded values.
No. These holdings are country-attributed research estimates, not a census of what residents personally own.
Only countries that pass the investment-scope evidence gate appear. Exclusion reasons remain visible on their country records.
Holdings are estimated above-ground stocks, mine production is one year's flow, and underground reserves are estimates of recoverable geological stock.