Donald Trump made hundreds of thousands from his branded Bible and millions from his properties, but he owes millions for defamation and fraud, according to his latest financial disclosures, which shed little light on whether he is solvent.

Trump's foreign business interests, including trademarks in China, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Ukraine, and Israel, are revealed in his extensive disclosure paperwork to the US Office of Government Ethics to comply with election campaign requirements.

He had millions in cryptocurrencies and invested six figures in gold bars.

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Conviction wipes out hundreds of millions from Trump wealth

Trump owes more than $500m to writer E Jean Carroll and the New York attorney general for defamation and accounting fraud lawsuit judgments.

While Trump appeals, which may take years, Carroll and New York state's $83m and $454m verdicts are subject to bonds.

Trump's Mar-a-Lago mansion and private club in Florida, which was part of a complaint against the Trump Organization for exaggerated asset appraisals, earned $57m, down $8m from a prior statement.