GraniteShares Platinum Trust

The Custodian, as instructed by the Trustee on behalf of the Trust, is authorized to accept, on behalf of the Trust, deposits of platinum in unallocated form. Acting on standing instructions specified in the Custody Agreements, the Custodian allocates platinum deposited in unallocated form with the Trust by selecting plates or ingots of physical platinum for deposit to the Trust Allocated Account. All physical platinum allocated to the Trust must conform to the rules, regulations, practices and customs of the LPPM (including without limitation the good delivery rules of the LPPM).

Platinum held for the Trust Allocated Account by the Custodian is held at the Custodian’s London vault. Platinum temporarily held by the Custodian’s currently selected subcustodians and by subcustodians of subcustodians may be held in vaults located in England or in other locations. When physical platinum is held for the Trust Allocated Account by a subcustodian, the Custodian will use, or where applicable require any subcustodian to use, commercially reasonable efforts to promptly transport such physical platinum held on behalf of the Trust to the Custodian’s London vault premises at the Custodian’s own cost and risk.

The Custodian’s vault is managed by The Brink’s Company. The Custodian segregates by identification in its books and records the Trust’s platinum in the Trust Allocated Account from any other platinum which it owns or holds for others and requires the subcustodians it selects to so segregate the Trust’s platinum held by them. This requirement reflects the current custody practice in the London bullion market and, under the Trust Allocated Account Agreement, the Custodian is deemed to have communicated such requirement by virtue of its participation in the London bullion market. The Custodian’s books and records are expected, as a matter of current London bullion market custody practice, to identify every plate or ingot of platinum held in the Trust Allocated Account in its own vault by refiner, assay, serial number and weight. Subcustodians selected by the Custodian are also expected, as a matter of current industry practice, to identify in their books and records each plate or ingot of platinum held for the Custodian by serial number and such subcustodians may use other identifying information.

The Sponsor has contracted with a specialist bullion assaying firm to provide biannual inspections of the platinum plates and ingots held on behalf of the Trust and the Custodian’s records concerning the Trust Allocated Account and the Trust Unallocated Account as they may be reasonably required to perform their respective duties to Shareholders. One audit will be conducted at the end of the fiscal year (June 30) and the other at random, with the consent of the Custodian, on a date selected by the assaying firm.