Tapbit integrates CertiK monitoring and Proof of Reserves

Tapbit integrated CertiK’s real-time infrastructure monitoring and launched a cryptographic Proof of Reserves system, the exchange announced. CertiK completed an assessment in August 2025 of Tapbit’s mobile, web and backend systems and reported no critical or high-severity vulnerabilities.

CertiK used dynamic testing, manual code review and simulated attack scenarios across the three environments. The firm categorized its findings mostly as medium, low and informational. Tapbit described the report as a baseline security posture that will feed into ongoing reviews rather than act as a one-time certification.

Tapbit’s Proof of Reserves lets users and third parties independently verify reserve data through external services. The company said the system reduces reliance on internal disclosures by providing cryptographic proof of asset backing.

Tapbit was founded in 2021 and offers derivatives, spot and copy trading. It operates in more than 190 regions and reported using a high-performance infrastructure with layered risk controls for active markets.

Industry participants have increased use of third-party assessments and continuous monitoring as users and regulators press for greater transparency. Tapbit framed the combination of continuous monitoring and Proof of Reserves as a response to demand for independently verifiable exchange data.

“Market trust must be grounded in continuous verifiability, not assumed goodwill,” Milton Cogo, Tapbit’s chief executive, said. He added that integrating CertiK’s security validation with cryptographic Proof of Reserves is part of building an institutional-grade architecture that emphasizes long-term operational integrity.

Tapbit said updates on product developments and security initiatives will be published through its official channels.