Triple-A loses $9.7M in multi-chain wallet exploit

Triple-A lost $9.7M from hot wallets across several blockchains. Stolen funds were consolidated into 5,227 ETH. The company has not confirmed the breach, and deposits remain active, raising user fund concerns.

Triple-A, a stablecoin payment provider, has reportedly suffered a security breach resulting in the loss of over $9.7 million from its hot wallets. The incident affected multiple blockchains, including TRON, Ethereum, Polygon, Arbitrum, Solana, and TON. On-chain analysts and blockchain security firms detected suspicious outflows, with the stolen assets consolidated into approximately 5,227 ETH on Ethereum. Triple-A has not confirmed the breach or released any public statements regarding the incident. The status of user deposits remains unclear, but deposits are reportedly still active, and new funds continue to be drained. This ongoing activity raises concerns about the security of user assets. The incident highlights persistent vulnerabilities in crypto payment infrastructure, especially for multi-chain platforms. The Arbitrum bridge, in particular, has been noted as a repeated target. Triple-A operates under payment licenses in the US, EU, and Singapore. This exploit follows a recent surge in crypto hacks, intensifying concerns about the safety of digital assets.