- Bitget expands its Proof of Reserves system from four crypto to over 20 major assets.
- Covered assets include BGB, BTC, USDT, ETH, USDC, XRP, SOL, DOGE, BNB.
- Users can also view details such as Merkle hashes and snapshot data to verify their holdings.
Bitget has expanded its Proof of Reserves (PoR) system from four cryptocurrencies to more than 20 major assets, broadening reserve coverage and allowing greater transparency into the assets backing user funds.
The update covers both Bitget’s overall reserve reports and its personal Proof of Assets system. Users can now check for themselves whether their funds were included in reserve snapshots for the expanded list of assets.
More Than 20 Assets Covered
Specifically, Bitget’s updated Proof of Reserves system now covers more than 20 assets, including BGB, BTC, USDT, USDGO, ETH, USDC, XRP, SOL, HYPE, DOGE, BNB, XAUT, TRX, SUI, TAO, LINK, ONDO, ADA, PI, and NEAR.
On the updated PoR page, users can see how much of each cryptocurrency the platform holds for users and the reserve ratio for each asset. They can also see how the assets are distributed across public blockchains.
Users Can Verify Their Holdings
Bitget has also expanded its personal Proof of Assets system to cover the same assets. The system uses Merkle Tree technology, which lets users check whether their funds were included in a specific Proof of Reserves snapshot.
Users can also view details such as Merkle hashes and snapshot data to verify their holdings. Bitget lets users download the data and carry out their own checks using public verification tools.
Bitget CEO Gracy Chen said users should be able to verify their assets themselves instead of simply trusting the company. She added that Bitget has used Proof of Reserves for nearly four years and has expanded it from four assets to more than 20 as users hold a wider range of cryptocurrencies.
Bitget Reports 122% Reserve Ratio
Bitget has published monthly Proof of Reserves reports since December 2022. By August 2026, it had released 45 consecutive reports. Its latest report showed a total reserve ratio of 122%.
This means Bitget held more reserves than the total user assets included in the report, as the ratio was also above Bitget’s 1:1 reserve standard.
For assets not covered by a specific audit, or when personal records are not available, Bitget’s Proof of Assets page shows notices to help users understand their results.
Bitget said the expanded PoR system is part of its effort to make its security and reserve information clearer as it adds more assets and markets.
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