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−0.2%Gnosis Pay data breach exposes user info but leaves funds untouched
Image: CoinGapeGnosis Pay confirmed a data breach on November 3, 2026 that exposed personal and payment details of its retail Visa card users. The company said no funds were affected and that its security team contained the incident within two hours, replacing compromised credentials. Affected customers were notified and warned about phishing attempts. Gnosis Pay will retire the consumer card system on December 20, 2026.
Key points
- The breach occurred on November 3, 2026 and exposed personal and payment data of card users.
- Gnosis Pay reported that no user funds were compromised during the incident.
- Security teams contained the breach within two hours and replaced the compromised credentials.
- The company notified affected customers and issued phishing warnings while planning a card shutdown on December 20, 2026.
Why it matters
Exposed personal data increases the risk of phishing attacks for users, while the assurance that funds remain safe may limit immediate financial loss. Ongoing monitoring and the upcoming card shutdown highlight the need for stronger security in crypto‑fiat interfaces.
What's unclear
The exact number of customers whose personal information was exposed has not been disclosed.
It is unclear how many of the exposed data points will be exploited in future phishing attacks.
Price context · GNO
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$113.30
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$113.15
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Sources · 3 publishers
U.Today
Tier 2
Gnosis Pay Breach Exposes User Data, Triggering Immediate Phishing Alerts
CoinGape
Tier 2
Gnosis Hack: Gnosis Pay Discloses Data Breach As Hackers Steal User Information
Coverage timeline
- First reported by Decrypt
- Also reported by U.Today
- CryptoVideos brief published
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