Cryptocurrency derivatives exchange Bitunix has announced it has successfully obtained the ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, a globally recognized international standard for information security management systems issued by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). The certification, confirmed on April 15th, 2026, validates that Bitunix has established formal, audited systems to manage and protect sensitive user data and assets.
The certification process involved an external audit evaluating the exchange's risk identification, access control, and incident response protocols. For Bitunix's over 5 million users across 150+ countries, this achievement translates into stronger protection of personal information and funds, better alignment with international data protection regulations, and increased operational transparency. The company states this builds greater user trust and commits the platform to continuous improvement of its internal processes and overall stability.
Bitunix's Chief Strategy Officer, Steven Gu, emphasized the commitment behind the milestone: "Achieving ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification reflects our deep commitment to security and transparency. At Bitunix, we believe trust is earned through action. This certification, alongside our Proof of Reserve system, ensures our users can trade with confidence."
The ISO certification complements Bitunix's existing security infrastructure. The platform maintains a proof of reserves system showing more than 100% backing for BTC, ETH, and USDT, verified via real-time Merkle trees. It employs a strict 1:1 asset backing model and provides users with open-source tools and a verification portal to independently audit their balances. Furthermore, Bitunix has established a dedicated $30 million USDC 'Care Fund' to cover potential unexpected situations.
The exchange stated it plans to continually update its security practices as the platform expands and the threat landscape evolves, with a core focus on maintaining safety and transparency for its user base.