Proof of Reserves
Last updated: 14 September 2026
Binami is committed to operating with clear asset practices. This page explains how we think about reserves, user balances, and transparency. Figures and attestations may be expanded as the Platform grows.
1. What “proof of reserves” means here
Proof of reserves is a way to show that assets held to back customer balances are sufficient relative to what users are owed on the Platform. Approaches can include independent reviews, published summaries, and cryptographic techniques where appropriate.
2. Our principles
- User balances first — client assets are tracked per account and are not treated as discretionary company spending money.
- Operational separation — we aim to keep operating funds distinct from assets needed to meet user obligations.
- Verifiable progress — we will publish clearer reserve information as scale and external review capacity allow.
- Honest communication — if a method is limited or still in progress, we say so rather than overclaim.
3. Current status
Transparency roadmap
Binami maintains internal ledgers of user balances and corresponding asset positions. Formal third-party attestations and public reserve snapshots are planned as the platform matures. This page will be updated when reports or snapshots are available.
4. What users can check today
- Your in-app balances and transaction history
- Order and payment status for deposits and buys
- Support channels for balance discrepancies
5. Risks to understand
Even with strong reserve practices, digital assets carry market risk, operational risk, and technology risk. Proof of reserves does not eliminate price volatility or guarantee future performance. Always only use funds you can afford to risk.
6. Reporting concerns
If you believe your balance does not match confirmed activity, contact Support with timestamps and reference details so we can investigate promptly.
7. Updates
When independent reviews or public reserve summaries are published, links and dates will be added to this page.