Goldmoney didn't feel right to me so I looked into it. Make up your own mind of course, I just want people to know who they are dealing with by working with Goldmoney.

BitGold, which acquired Goldmoney, was partially funded by Soros Brothers Investments.
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/bitgold-inc-acquires-goldmoney-com-cad-52-million-1432675285/

Not that we should judge the Soros children by their father's actions, but their involvement still makes me wary of Goldmoney.
http://forward.com/news/155047/george-soros-next-generation-steps-up/

There is a bit beyond this that I find suspect, such as a co-founder coming from Goldman Sachs, the acceptance by the banking industry,
http://bravenewcoin.com/news/bitgold-connects-blockchain-platform-to-9-major-us-banks/

and how nicely it fits with this article from Financial Times that was featured by the Council of Foreign Relations on 1/5/07.
http://www.cfr.org/business-and-foreign-policy/digital-gold-flawed-global-order/p12346

“Digitized commodity money may then be in store for us. Gold banks already exist that allow clients to make and receive digital gold payments—a form of electronic money, backed by gold in storage—around the globe. The business has grown significantly in recent years, in tandem with the dollar’s decline.
As radical and implausible as it may sound, digitizing the earth’s 2,500-year experiment with commodity money may ultimately prove far more sustainable than our recent 35-year experiment with monetary sovereignty.”

My intention is only to be helpful in sharing this information. I wish you all the best.