OKX’s 13th Consecutive Proof of Reserves Report
A message from OKX Chief Marketing Officer Haider Rafique and Chief Innovation Officer Jason Lau
Today marks the 13th consecutive month of OKX’s Proof of Reserves (PoR) program, showcasing US$14.5 billion in primary assets backing user funds. Since its launch in late 2022, over one million users have verified their assets or reviewed reserves data—a testament to our commitment to transparency.
Key Highlights:
- USDC added to primary assets for the first time, reflecting its growing adoption on OKX.
- Advanced USDC features introduced in collaboration with Circle Internet Financial, enabling gas-free transactions via OKX Wallet and OKX DEX.
Reserve ratios remain above 100% for all major assets:
- BTC: 103%
- ETH: 103%
- USDT: 102%
- USDC: 104%
Why Proof of Reserves Matters
OKX champions PoR as an industry standard, urging users to “don’t trust, but verify.” Last month, we released a video featuring Nic Carter, Scott Melker, and other leaders advocating for PoR adoption.
FAQ Section
Q: How often does OKX publish Proof of Reserves reports?
A: Monthly—ensuring continuous transparency.
Q: Can I verify my assets independently?
A: Yes! Use our PoR tool to confirm 1:1 backing.
Q: Why is USDC’s inclusion significant?
A: It highlights OKX’s support for stablecoin innovation and user flexibility.
Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Crypto holdings involve risk; assess your suitability carefully. © 2025 OKX. Excerpts permitted with attribution.
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