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Who audits Tether's reserves?

As of , the latest USDT attestation (BDO Advisory Services S.r.l., issued ) reports reserves of $187,751,426,411 against $183,622,105,630 of tokens issued, group-wide, not USDT alone. ReserveBeat measured 88,302,633,055.70 USDT on-chain on ethereum at . The table lists every USDT report parsed, with the firm each one names.

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STALE states age, not lateness: the newest report ReserveBeat holds for this token is older than the cadence expected for it, which can happen while the next report is not yet due.

Who audits Tether's reserves?
Report periodFirm named in the reportAssuranceIssued on
2026-06BDO Advisory Services S.r.l.EXAMINED2026-07-31
As reported in Tether's attestation dated 2026-06-30, prepared by BDO Advisory Services S.r.l.
2026-03BDO Advisory Services S.r.l.EXAMINED2026-04-30
As reported in Tether's attestation dated 2026-03-31, prepared by BDO Advisory Services S.r.l.

A firm is named only where the report names it in its text layer; a firm never enters the board from outside the document. The assurance column is the level the report itself states. An attestation on reserves at one date is narrower than an audit of the issuer's financial statements, which these reports are not.

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  • Data: ReserveBeat — https://reservebeat.com/questions/who-audits-tethers-reserves — figure as reported in Tether's attestation dated 2026-06-30.
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  • Data: ReserveBeat — https://reservebeat.com/questions/who-audits-tethers-reserves — supply measured on ethereum at 2026-10-19T10:17:59Z.

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