CoinDCX is facing allegations of an additional security breach after online claims and blockchain researchers pointed to cryptocurrency transfers worth about $16 million from wallets linked to the exchange. Business Line reports user allegations that “rogue wallets” are operating and siphoning funds, citing an X user who said roughly $15.99 million and 5,783.81 TRX were stolen.
CoinDCX denies a fresh incident and says the activity is connected to addresses that were compromised in a prior breach reported in July 2025. NDTV and Cointelegraph both describe the company’s position that no customer funds are lost, and that the implicated wallet activity relates to wallets linked to the firm’s operations. NDTV also reports that ZachXBT disputes CoinDCX’s explanation, alleging that transactions involving CoinDCX-linked wallets continued months after the earlier incident.
Across outlets, the central issue is the same: whether the flagged transfers represent new theft or activity tied to earlier compromised addresses. The differences mainly involve how confidently the investigation links the transfers to a renewed breach versus residual activity from the July 2025 incident.
