HTX Expands Security and Transparency in August Report

In Summary

  • HTX reported record growth in August with expanded trading and new listings.
  • The exchange blocked scams, froze illicit funds, and issued 246,000 security alerts.
  • Proof of Reserves extended to 35 months with full 100% coverage.
  • Customer support handled 106,000 requests, with satisfaction above 80 percent.


Catenaa, Thursday, September 18, 2025-Cryptocurrency exchange HTX reported record growth in August while strengthening its global security and transparency standards.

The exchange said it led in spot trading volume, expanded contract trading, and added new asset listings, alongside a series of measures to safeguard users.

According to its latest report, HTX issued more than 246,000 security alerts last month, blocked 40 phishing or fake sites, and intercepted nine attempted scam withdrawals that saved users nearly 30,000 USDT.

The platform also froze 348,300 USDT tied to theft cases and added 550 addresses to its blacklist. Preventive steps stopped another 123,175 USDT in losses linked to blacklisted deposits.

The exchange extended its Proof of Reserves disclosures to 35 consecutive months, adding WLFI to its coverage, with all major assets showing reserve ratios at or above 100 percent.

HTX was among the earliest to adopt Merkle Tree-based proof systems, positioning transparency as a central part of its operations.

Customer service remained a key focus, with HTX handling more than 106,000 support requests from over 250,000 users during August.

The majority were related to peer-to-peer trades and on-chain transactions. The company said its satisfaction rate stayed above 80 percent.

Founded in 2013, HTX has evolved into a global Web3 platform spanning asset trading, financial derivatives, incubation, and research.

Executives said the exchange’s latest results reflect a balance between growth and security, underscoring its commitment to protecting users and building long-term value in the digital asset industry.

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