Reserves & customer liabilities

What we owe our customers, taken directly from our own ledger — and a plain statement of what we cannot yet prove.

This is not a proof of reserves

A proof of reserves attests that the assets an exchange holds cover what it owes its customers. We can only show you one side of that: our liabilities, which we know exactly. We do not have a custodian integration, so there is no wallet balance we could report, and no independent auditor has attested anything. Rather than publish a reserves figure or a coverage ratio we cannot stand behind, we leave those columns explicitly unattested.

Customer liabilities by asset

Aggregate totals only. This page contains no individual account information.

Asset	Spot wallet	Margin / CFD	Total owed	Holders	Reserves	Coverage

How these numbers are built

Spot wallet — every customer's spot balance, available plus the part locked in open orders.
Margin / CFD — settled cash on trading accounts. These are two separate pots; money only moves between them by an internal transfer, so adding them does not count anything twice.
Excluded — market-maker inventory, demo accounts, closed accounts, and broker-granted credit. None of it is customer money.
Holders — how many balances make up the total. Where fewer than 3 balances make up an asset, the amounts are withheld: a total over one or two balances is an individual customer's balance, and this page will not publish that.

What a real attestation would require

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Until all four exist, any “proof of reserves” is a claim, not a proof. We would rather show you an empty column than an unverifiable number.

Figures are computed at the moment you load this page. See also fees, trade parameters and official channel verification.