6sense HQ partnered with Jawhargy to build a live, user-friendly gold trading platform for retail buyers and sellers in Kuwait, navigating local regulations and real-time pricing.
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Project Overview
Jawhargy is a gold trading platform built for retail buyers and sellers in Kuwait. The goal was to give everyday users a clean, accessible way to trade gold and silver without the complexity of traditional markets or expensive financial apps.
The platform allows users to buy and sell gold, track transactions, and view invoice history through a straightforward interface. Prices are sourced from a local real-time gold and silver pricing feed, ensuring they are always accurate. Also, vault management and user account controls are managed through a robust admin panel.
Gold trading in Kuwait is tightly regulated. Compliance was built into the platform from day one.

The Challenge
The founder came in with a clear product vision, a fixed budget, and a market he understood. However, turning that vision into a live, regulation-compliant gold trading platform required navigating multiple complex constraints at once. These three problems were compounding at the same time.
Gold trading in Kuwait isn't open infrastructure. Integrating a local payment gateway required approvals from regional authorities. There was no off-the-shelf solution. The team had to work closely with local stakeholders and build the integration from scratch while ensuring compliance.
Gold and silver prices shift several times per day. Displaying a stale price would damage trust in the platform. The team needed a reliable local pricing partner, API access, and a system that kept the feed accurate and live at all times.
The client needed a complete, working product, not a prototype. The UI, integrations, admin panel, and payment flow all had to be delivered within a tight 3–4 month timeline.
The Solution
A dedicated team of five engineers took over full end-to-end delivery across the engagement.
Rather than designing around the payment requirement, the team engaged with local authorities early. By working directly with stakeholders, they ensured compliance and a smooth integration, something few development teams could have achieved without local knowledge.
Gold and silver prices fluctuate multiple times a day. The team partnered with a trusted local data provider and integrated a feed that automatically updates intraday price changes. This kept the platform accurate and trustworthy without manual intervention.
The team built the platform manually but deliberately. The result was a lightweight, maintainable app that included a user-facing trading interface, robust admin panel, transaction and invoice tracking and a fully integrated regional payment flow.

Keeping Delivery Continuous
Intraday gold and silver prices shifted faster than anticipated. The team implemented real-time updates with error handling to ensure the platform always reflected accurate prices. The founder never had to worry about incorrect quotes affecting user trust.
Local authority approvals didn't align with the project schedule. Instead of pausing development, the team worked in parallel, preparing the integration so that once approvals arrived, implementation was immediate. This kept the MVP on track.
During development, new user insights highlighted essential adjustments to the trading workflow. The team re-prioritized sprints to include these changes without affecting delivery timelines. The founder had a platform that reflected real-world needs, not just the original plan.
Results
Sprint completion — on time, within budget
Manual tracking eliminated
Reduction in delivery costs vs. traditional software vendors
Production downtime at launch
From the Client