Matrixdock, the issuer of tokenized gold and silver, has completed its fourth consecutive semi-annual independent reserve audit with Bureau Veritas, covering both its XAUm tokenized gold and, for the first time, its XAGm tokenized silver. The audit found no discrepancies between the physical reserves held and the tokens in circulation.
574 bars across three vaults
Bureau Veritas physically verified 574 gold and silver bars stored across three institutional vault facilities: Malca-Amit Singapore, Brink's Hong Kong, and Brink's Singapore. The audit covered 508 gold bars totaling 16,331.184 troy ounces, with an approximate market value of $66.09 million, and 66 silver bars totaling 65,934.000 troy ounces, valued at roughly $4.04 million. The XAUm circulating supply stood at 16,331.179 tokens, while XAGm had 65,998.551 tokens in circulation.
26 new gold bars, 66 silver bars added
Since the H2 2025 audit, 26 gold bars were added to the reserve. The silver reserve was included for the first time, with all 66 bars verified. No discrepancies were identified between the reserve holdings and Matrixdock's records.
Ongoing transparency measures
Matrixdock maintains a suite of transparency tools beyond the semi-annual audits. The company publishes monthly reserve statements, provides on-chain proof-of-reserves, and offers a Gold Allocation Lookup tool that lets users verify individual token holdings against the physical bars. The company is evaluating opportunities to work with global third-party service providers to strengthen asset-level verification for off-chain reserves while preserving client-level privacy.
