Hacken confirms 1:1 or greater reserve ratio across most commonly traded assets on our platform
We've just released our 27th consecutive Proof of Reserves (PoR) report, showing $27.9 billion in primary assets, audited by blockchain security firm Hacken.
Hacken's audit confirms that we maintain a 1:1 or greater reserve ratio across 22 of the most commonly traded assets on its platform. The verification process validated over 650,000 unique wallet addresses across 20+ blockchain networks, including Ethereum, Solana, Polygon and Bitcoin. The audit found zero discrepancies in reserve validation; our current primary asset ratios are:
BTC: 105%
ETH: 102%
USDT: 104%
USDC: 100%
Our primary asset figure grew 99.3% year-on-year, from $14.9 billion in January 2024. Over the past two+ years, we have enhanced our PoR system by implementing zk-STARK technology, optimizing proof file size from 2.55GB to 598KB and expanding verifiable assets to 22 major cryptocurrencies. Our security framework includes a multi-billion-dollar Insurance Fund*, AI-powered security tools and state-of-the-art encryption protocols.
We have also recently launched OKX Protect, a safety-focused hub providing educational resources for critical security features like two-factor authentication (2FA), withdrawal allowlists and device monitoring. The hub offers guidance on avoiding scams and phishing attempts while explaining our advanced security technologies.
*Insurance fund available in specific markets only
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