This article will guide you through the process of how to verify OKX's ownership and balance of the wallet address via OKX's reserve snapshot file and open source reserve verification tool.
What should I prepare before verification?
Checklist
- Open the verification tool, select the zip file to download You can see the following two tools in the folder:
- Open the audit files and download the Proof of Reserves
- Store the downloaded Proof of Reserves and verification tool in the same folder
- How do I verify OKX's ownership of wallet reserves address?
- You can confirm the ownership of the reserves address published by OKX with the open source or third-party tools provided.
- How do I verify OKX's ownership of wallet reserves address via verification tools?
- Open the terminal program
- Enter the following command in terminal (The file name can be replaced with another file that needs validation)
- How do I verify OKX's ownership of wallet reserves address via third-party tool?
- Download and open Audit files
- Go to BTC signature verification tool, paste the address, message, and signature
- If the verification is passed, the result will be shown as below:
Notes
VerifyAddress: verify ownership of reserve address.
CheckBalance: verify reserves address balance (Note: rpc.json needs to be configured, in order to configure node RPC or OKLink open API and other related information.)
You can see VerifyAddress and CheckBalance in the folder
OKX snapshot data contains addresses, "I am an OKX address" messages and signatures, as well as BTC multi-signature redemption scripts. You can operate using the below steps to confirm that OKX owns these addresses.
Details follow the official OKX help article; this page is a learning checklist, not an official mirror.
