Our Commitment To Transparency
This page was last updated on October 9, 2023:
Users can now refer to our dedicated Proof of Reserves page should they wish to see real-time updates and proof that Binance has funds that cover all of our users assets 1:1.
The below was first published on November 10, 2022.
Please refer to the update above (October 9, 2023) for the latest information on Binance’s Proof of Reserves.
As part of Binance’s ongoing commitment to transparency and fostering trust in the ecosystem, we are sharing details of our hot and cold wallet addresses.
This is a starting point while we work to create a Merkle tree POF that we will share with the community in the next few weeks.
Our objective is to allow users of our platform to be aware and make informed decisions that are aligned with their financial goals.
Below is an outline of what the wallet address list shows:
*Including networks: BTC, ETH, BSC, BNB, and TRX.
*Snapshot made by 10/11/2022 00:00 UTC.
Only major tokens on BTC, ETH, BSC, BNB, and TRX networks are included in this list. This is not a complete set of data, which will be shared later in the full report.
BTC (~475K BTC)
ETH (~4.8M ETH)
USDT (~17.6B USDT)
BUSD (~21.7B BUSD)
USDC (~601M USDC)
BNB (~58M BNB).
Please find the detailed list of wallets with links to view them below:
We have also recently topped up our industry-leading SAFU fund, an emergency insurance fund that was established in 2018 to protect Binance users in extreme situations. The fund now stands at $1B and is just another part of our commitment to our users to build the safest, most equitable blockchain ecosystem in the world.