According to Al Jazeera, citing a U.S. State Department report, between January 3 and September 30, 2026, the U.S.-controlled revenue account for Venezuelan oil and mineral resources received inflows of over $12.26 billion, with more than $12 billion disbursed, leaving a balance of approximately $169 million as of the end of September. The report stated that the funds primarily derived from crude oil and petroleum-related transactions, as well as gold, mineral, and fertilizer trade. U.S. authorities claimed that the disbursed funds were mainly channeled through the Central Bank of Venezuela for foreign exchange interventions. The report contains heavy redactions and does not disclose the final beneficiaries in detail, and the State Department separately hired KPMG to audit the transactions. The inflows, disbursements, and ending balance represent different accounting bases, and the aforementioned uses and management details are assertions made within the report.