AIXEBIT Exchange today announced the launch of its new Quarterly Transparency Reporting Program, an initiative designed to provide users, partners, and regulators with consistent visibility into the platform’s operational integrity, risk-control outcomes, and security posture.
The program includes quarterly reports that summarize system-performance data, wallet-storage distribution, incident-response metrics, regulatory updates, and compliance-related enhancements. Each report will be published publicly through the company website and distributed to registered users.
The new initiative reinforces AIXEBIT Exchange’s broader compliance philosophy, which focuses on building long-term user confidence through measurable data rather than promotional language or unverified claims.
“Our industry moves quickly, but trust requires consistency,” said Travis Howard, Head of Global Market Development at AIXEBIT Exchange. “By releasing structured transparency reports every quarter, we are giving users a clear view of how we operate, how we protect them, and how we continue to align with regulatory expectations in the United States and abroad.”
The Quarterly Transparency Reporting Program will include:
- Wallet-custody allocation updates, including cold-storage percentages
- Platform uptime and system-performance indicators
- Results from internal and third-party security audits
- User-protection fund status and insurance-coverage information
- Compliance updates and new regulatory achievements
- Summary of implemented system improvements and risk-control refinements
AIXEBIT Exchange stated that the initiative is designed to support both institutional and retail participants who rely on verifiable operational data when evaluating platform reliability.
About AIXEBIT Exchange
AIXEBIT Exchange is a FinCEN-registered digital-asset trading platform specializing in secure market infrastructure, AI-based risk controls, and data-driven user protection. By integrating regulated practices with high-availability systems, the company aims to strengthen global digital-asset participation through transparency, operational resilience, and responsible technology development.