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Tether completes first full financial audit, receives clean KPMG opinion
Tether has achieved a significant milestone by completing its first full independent financial audit for the 2025 fiscal year, receiving an unqualified opinion from KPMG US. This audit confirms that Tether’s reserves exceeded its liabilities by $6.814 billion as of December 31, 2025. Unlike previous quarterly attestations, this comprehensive examination verified the company’s balance sheet, income statements, and cash flows, including physical inspection of gold holdings. The audit provides increased transparency for the issuer of USDT, which currently holds a $183 billion market capitalization and dominates 61% of the stablecoin sector. Tether’s financial strength is bolstered by substantial income from U.S. Treasury holdings and repurchase agreements, which contributed to over $10 billion in net profit during 2025. Beyond its core stablecoin business, the company is actively expanding into RWA sectors, including its Tether Gold (XAUt) product, which is currently the largest tokenized commodity with $2.7 billion in value. This audit marks a shift toward higher institutional-grade reporting standards, which is critical for the broader adoption and credibility of stablecoins and tokenized assets within the global financial ecosystem.
Tokenization Firm Tokeny Joins KPMG Luxembourg to Modernize Audits for Tokenized Funds
Tokeny has entered a strategic partnership with KPMG Luxembourg to modernize the auditing process for tokenized investment funds by enabling direct on-chain verification. This collaboration addresses the growing institutional challenge of auditing blockchain-based assets, which currently represent a global market exceeding $33 billion. By integrating Tokeny’s infrastructure, KPMG Luxembourg can now replace manual, fragmented record reconciliation with real-time, immutable verification of ownership and transaction data. This shift allows auditors to focus on risk assessment and value judgment rather than administrative data matching. The initiative highlights a broader industry transition from simple asset tokenization toward the development of robust operational frameworks. With Tokeny having already powered over $32 billion in assets across 120 institutional use cases, this partnership sets a new standard for transparency in the sector. As major players like BlackRock and Franklin Templeton continue to scale their tokenized offerings, such infrastructure improvements are essential for maintaining institutional trust and regulatory compliance.