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Three Years Strong: US$35.4 Billion in Verified Reserves and a 75% Yearly Surge
- OKX’s 36th Proof of Reserves audit verified US$35.4B (AU$54.16B) in fully backed customer assets, marking a 75% year-on-year increase.
- User participation in PoR verification tools rose sharply with “View My Audit” visits up 123%, and zero-knowledge checks up 386%.
- OKX expanded its Standard Chartered partnership in Europe and secured global security certifications, reinforcing transparency and institutional trust.
OKX has marked three years since the launch of its Proof of Reserves (PoR) system by disclosing customer-backed assets worth US$35.4 billion (AU$54.16 billion), representing a 75% increase compared with last year. Verified by blockchain auditor Hacken, the 36th consecutive POR report confirms that the exchange holds more than full reserves for 22 leading cryptocurrencies.
The report showed that Bitcoin reserves exceed user balances with a 105% coverage ratio, while Ethereum and Solana both sit at 102%. Transparency and accountability remain central to the exchange’s approach. The company reported a 123% rise in visits to its “View My Audit” tool and a 386% surge in the use of zero-knowledge verification features over the past year. These figures reflect a growing user interest in verifying fund security directly through on-chain data.
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Making Transparency the Standard
OKX said the PoR program, originally introduced during a period of market uncertainty, has matured into a consistent benchmark for verifiable transparency.
Three years of PoR reporting show progress and consistency. What started as a crisis response has set an industry standard. As crypto integrates further with traditional finance, we’ll ensure trust is always verifiable – on-chain and open for all.
OKX To extend this model into traditional finance, OKX has expanded its partnership with Standard Chartered across the European Economic Area. Institutional clients can now execute trades through OKX while their funds remain under the custody of the Global Systemically Important Bank. This development combines crypto-market liquidity with established financial safeguards, reinforcing the firm’s focus on secure, compliant infrastructure.
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