SafePal, a crypto wallet provider, discloses that a data breach exposed personal information for nearly 40,000 customers. The company says the exposed records include customers’ order information, and that it is investigating what happened and communicating with affected users.
SafePal says it has identified the root cause of the breach, and notes that customers had reported being targeted by phishing attempts as early as July. CoinDesk reports that while order-related personal details were exposed for thousands of customers, SafePal says private keys, seed phrases, and customers’ crypto assets are not affected and remain safe. Channel NewsAsia likewise frames the disclosure as a breach impacting users’ order information, without indicating that funds were compromised.
Across the outlets, the main point of agreement is the scale of the affected customer data and the type of information involved. The reporting differs mainly in emphasis: some focus on the order-data exposure, while others add context about when phishing concerns began appearing online and SafePal’s assessment of what remains secure.
