Bourne
Reserves anyone can check
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- Sector
- Digital asset exchange
- Location
- Dubai, UAE
- Year
- 2025
- Kickoff to production
- 18 weeks
A daily reserves report for a licensed exchange, published in a form a customer and an auditor can both verify.
The exchange told customers their assets were fully backed and had no way to show it. Balances were assembled by hand each quarter for the auditor, and every market scare produced a support queue asking the same question.
Balances, not assurances
Customer liabilities and on-chain reserves are computed daily from independent sources and published with the coverage ratio for every asset.
Verifiable by the customer
Each report ships with a proof that lets any customer confirm their own balance sits inside the published total without seeing anyone else's.
The auditor reads the same page
The published report is the audit evidence, versioned and immutable, which turned quarterly fieldwork into a review.
Support stopped fielding solvency questions during market stress, and the annual audit shortened because the evidence already existed.
What changed
- Reserve reporting
- Daily
- Customer + auditor form
- Verifiable
- During market stress
- Quieter support
- Go
- Postgres
- ClickHouse
- Next.js
- Ethereum
Tell us what's slowing you down.
Fifteen questions, one screen at a time, and a verdict at the end. No call needed to get it.