Transparency for centralized exchanges.

Track Proof of Reserves, liabilities, and exchange transparency so you can see the evidence behind centralized exchanges.

10 exchanges tracked$300.1B reported assets under coverageUpdated daily

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Exchange Transparency Rankings

Sorted by VIF Score
Centralized exchange transparency rankings by VIF Score, with Proof-of-Reserves status, liability verification, proof age, methodology and auditor.
#ExchangeVIF ScorePoRLiabilitiesProof AgeMethodologyAuditorReported Reserves
1Gate.io
VerifiedVerified22 dayszk-PoRThe Network Firm$8.22B
2OKX
VerifiedVerified28 dayszk-PoRHacken$35.6B
3Binance
VerifiedVerified34 dayszk-PoRSelf-attested$153.6B
4Coinbase
N/AVerified97 daysFinancial statementsDeloitte & Touche$42.1B
5KuCoin
VerifiedVerified5 daysMerkleHacken$2.15B
6Bybit
VerifiedVerified12 daysMerkleHacken$15.6B
7Bitget
VerifiedPartial6 daysMerkleSelf-attested$11.2B
8Kraken
VerifiedVerified97 daysMerkleThe Network Firm$27.9B
9Crypto.com
StalePartial—MerkleSelf-attested—
10Bitstamp
N/APartial—Annual audit claimedUndisclosed Big Four$3.71B

Statuses describe the evidence an exchange publishes, not a Verifelse solvency guarantee. See the evaluation methodology. Thirty-day spot-volume data: CoinGecko.

Methodology Overview

v1.0

VIF Score is a weighted sum of 6 components.

Asset Verification25%
Liability Verification25%
Proof Freshness15%
Public Verifiability15%
Methodology Transparency10%
Incident Disclosure10%
Learn more about our methodology →

Recent Incidents

Historical record

Bitget

Sep 2026

Hot/warm-wallet breach via third-party zero-day

Monitoring·Security breach

Bithumb

Feb 2026

BTC promotional-reward miscredit

Monitoring·Market integrity

Upbit

Nov 2025

Solana-network hot-wallet breach

Monitoring·Security breach
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Regulatory Transparency Requirements

MiCAEuropean Union

Custody segregation and periodic reserve/holdings reporting for crypto-asset service providers.

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VARAUAE (Dubai)

Client-asset safeguarding and reserve/segregation rules for virtual-asset service providers.

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MAS (PS Act)Singapore

Segregation and safeguarding of customer assets for digital payment token service providers.

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Framework references for context only; not legal advice. See each regulator's primary source.