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Reassure Alliance Reports Verification of $25.5 Million in Assets Through Independent Legal Assurance Report

Reassure Alliance confirms $25.5 million in verified assets with zero debt, backing its Buyback License program and setting a new standard in Web3 transparency.

February 25, 2026 9:57 AM
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Reassure Alliance Verifies $25.5 Million in Assets Through Independent Legal Assurance Report / Source: Reassure Alliance (EZ Newswire)
Reassure Alliance Verifies $25.5 Million in Assets Through Independent Legal Assurance Report / Source: Reassure Alliance (EZ Newswire)

Reassure Alliance Ltd. announced it has completed a comprehensive Legal Assurance Report confirming more than $25.5 million in verified assets and a zero-debt balance sheet. This strengthens its reputation for transparency and financial stability in the digital asset space. According to the company, the review was conducted on December 24, 2025, by LexLoom Legal & Tax and provides stakeholders with clear insight into the company’s financial foundation supporting its Buyback License program.

$25.5 Million in Verified Assets, Zero Liabilities

Reassure Alliance reported that, as of the reference date, the company had total assets of $25,586,145.67, with most assets held in USDT and other digital accounts with regulated third-party providers. The company reported zero liabilities, creating a fully equity-based capital structure. This model positions Reassure Alliance as a fully asset-backed entity. It addresses trust concerns common in the digital asset sector, where many firms lack transparent balance sheets.

Supporting the Buyback License Program

The verified $25.5 million reserve serves as the dedicated liquidity engine behind the company’s Buyback License program. This reserve supports hardware acquisition and repurchase obligations, ensuring that contractual commitments are backed by liquid capital.

Reassure Alliance adheres to a strict solvency mandate:

  • Total contractual liabilities will never exceed the capital reserve.
  • As participation scales, additional capital is injected to maintain surplus coverage.
  • Every Buyback License is fully collateralized by liquid assets.

This “Dynamic Safeguard” model ensures the reserve remains sufficient and over-collateralized at all times.

Independent Oversight

LexLoom Legal & Tax reviewed account statements, exchange confirmations, and internal management records. The process verified both asset ownership and corporate control. The review also aligns with the International Bar Association’s Principles on Conduct for the Legal Profession, highlighting Reassure Alliance’s compliance-first approach. By voluntarily submitting to independent review, the company signals a move toward institutional-grade accountability in the Web3 sector.

Fast, Liquid Reserves

Keeping reserves primarily in USDT allows rapid execution of hardware repurchases. This approach avoids delays from traditional asset liquidation and maintains efficiency for participants. In a complex digital infrastructure environment, verified solvency, zero debt, and liquid reserves provide a stable, transparent foundation for stakeholders. With a $25.5 million reserve and zero liabilities, Reassure Alliance Ltd is creating a new model for asset-backed digital infrastructure. The Legal Assurance Report represents both financial verification and a commitment to transparency and operational resilience.

About Reassure Alliance

Reassure Alliance Ltd. is a digital infrastructure management firm specializing in high-performance computing hardware and capital protection solutions. The company bridges Web3 innovation with institutional-grade safeguards, providing hardware owners with structured value retention mechanisms and operational yield frameworks within the global data center economy. For more information, visit reassurealliance.com or follow on LinkedInX (Twitter), InstagramFacebook, and CrunchBase.

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