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Central Bank of Taiwan Assures Gold Reserve Security Following Military Gambling Scandal

cnyes · 2026-09-11

The Central Bank of Taiwan has confirmed that national gold reserves remain secure after reports emerged of a gambling scandal involving guards at the Wenyuan vault.

What Happened

Incident Overview: Reports surfaced alleging that military personnel from the 205th Command responsible for guarding the Wenyuan gold vault were involved in collective gambling activities, raising concerns about security protocols.

Official Response: The Central Bank of Taiwan issued a statement today confirming they are in close contact with the 205th Command and have increased the seniority of personnel stationed at the facility to ensure tighter oversight.

Security Infrastructure: The bank emphasized that the vault is protected by a multi-layered security system, including restricted access, real-time video surveillance, and integrated alarm systems.

Audit Status: Regular, unscheduled security audits are conducted by the bank's internal units, and officials maintain that the current gold storage remains completely secure and unaffected by the personnel issues.

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