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In the late 16th century, the sale of gold chains began to be used to engage in credit operations without incurring usurer’s fines. This article analyzes the characteristics of the transaction (deadlines, actors and profits) as well as the controversy caused by the operation from the moral and fiscal point of view and its regulation during the second half of the 17th century.

La venta de oro en cadenas. Transacción crediticia, controversia moral, y fraude fiscal. Ciudad de México, 1590-1616