LeveX publishes proof-of-reserves reports and lets users verify account assets through its verification portal.

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About LeveX

LeveX publishes proof-of-reserves reports for its exchange accounts and provides a portal where users can check their own balances against a published Merkle root hash. The exchange states it maintains a 1:1 reserve for all account assets and performs periodic audits, after which a Merkle root hash is published. Reserve ratios are calculated as platform assets divided by user assets, with a ratio above 100% indicating assets exceed user balances; the site cites 100%+ for BTC and 200%+ for ETH. Users verify a hashed balance record against the Merkle root without sharing private information. Verification only covers accounts included in the most recent audit, so users who joined afterwards or held no assets at that time must wait for a later review. Most data, including audit timing and wallet addresses, is offered as downloadable files, and no pricing information is given for the exchange itself.

Key features

  • Periodic proof-of-reserves reports with a Merkle root hash published after each audit
  • Verification portal for users to check their balances against the root
  • Reserve ratio shown as platform assets divided by user assets
  • Stated ratios of 100%+ BTC and 200%+ ETH
  • Independent balance confirmation without sharing private information
  • Downloadable wallet address files
Best for: Exchange account holders who want to check whether their balances are included in a published proof-of-reserves audit.
Good for
  • Publishes a Merkle root hash after each audit so users can verify their own leaf
  • States a 1:1 reserve for all account assets and reports ratios above 100%
  • Lets users confirm their funds are accounted for without sharing private information
Watch out for
  • Balances held after the latest audit, or zero balances at that time, do not appear in the current report
  • Audit frequency and the identity of the auditing party are not specified on the page
  • No pricing or fee information for the exchange is provided

LeveX at a glance

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Website
Pricing
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Platforms
Web
Open source
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Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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LeveX FAQ

What is Proof of Reserves?
A verification method that allows an exchange to prove it holds enough crypto assets to cover all user balances in scope.
What is a Merkle Tree?
A cryptographic structure that consolidates large amounts of data into a single Merkle Root by hashing the underlying data, so users can confirm a dataset such as user balances has not been altered.
How does LeveX verify user assets through Merkle Trees?
Each user's hashed balance is combined into the Merkle Tree; by comparing your unique Merkle leaf to the Merkle Root, you can confirm your funds are accounted for without sharing private information.
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