Bitget Reports 131% Reserve Ratio in September Proof of Reserves Update

Victoria, Seychelles, September 30, 2026 — Bitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has published its latest Proof of Reserves (PoR), marking its 47th PoR update since the initiative was introduced in December 2022.

Based on the snapshot taken at 09:00 (UTC) on September 29, 2026, Bitget recorded an overall reserve ratio of 131%, with reserves remaining above the 1:1 benchmark for covered user assets.

The latest snapshot reports reserve ratios across 19 assets, with all covered assets remaining above the 100% reserve benchmark. Ratios include 181% for NEAR, 172% for XAUT, 169% for USDGO, 157% for SOL, 155% for ADA, 154% for USDC, 153% for SUI, 146% for TAO, 142% for BTC and HYPE, 137% for LINK, 131% for LTC, 130% for DOGE, 122% for ONDO, 110% for ETH, 109% for PI, 107% for USDT and XRP, and 104% for BNB.

The September update follows the September 24th security incident and provides an updated view of Bitget’s reserves as of today. As can be seen, the September 29 snapshot shows that covered user assets continue to be backed at more than 1:1.

Bitget will continue to publish reserve ratios and wallet balances alongside cryptographic verification, allowing users to independently confirm that assets on our platform are fully accounted for through its Merkle Tree-based verification system. Users can independently verify the inclusion of their own assets.

“Proof of Reserves matters most when users want to see the numbers for themselves,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget. “The latest snapshot gives users a transparent view of Bitget’s reserves, with an overall reserve ratio of 131% and every covered asset above 100%. We have published this data consistently since 2022, and we will continue giving users the ability to independently verify their assets.”

This September update follows Bitget's expansion of its Proof of Reserves coverage earlier this month from four cryptocurrencies to 19 major assets. The expansion gives users greater visibility across a wider range of holdings and extends personal Proof of Assets verification across the supported assets.

Proof of Reserves reflects the reserves maintained by Bitget against covered user balances, while the Protection Fund provides an additional layer of protection for users. Together with Bitget’s broader security infrastructure, these two mechanisms serve as separate layers to safeguarding user assets.

Bitget will continue publishing regular Proof of Reserves updates, providing users with consistent access to reserve data and independent verification.

To view Bitget's latest Proof of Reserves and verify assets, please visit here.

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