Gnosis Pay disclosed on November 6, 2026, that its card system was accessed without authorization on November 3, exposing some customer information. According to Odaily, the company began containment within two hours of discovering the incident, replaced affected credentials and fixed the vulnerability; customer funds were not affected. The incident was limited to Gnosis Pay’s branded payment card business and did not affect the enterprise platform supporting white-label payment projects. Rotki founder Lefteris Karapetsas said exposed information included his full name, home address, card number and the cryptocurrency wallet address linked to his account. The number of affected customers and the full scope of the exposed information have not been disclosed. Gnosis Pay has made 3D Secure verification mandatory for online card transactions and increased monitoring of suspicious card and wallet activity. The measures will remain in place until the card system is scheduled to be retired on December 20. The company said it notified partners, card issuers and relevant data protection authorities and will conduct a security review.

According to Jin10, Japanese listed manufacturers reported strong profit growth, and nearly half raised their net profit outlook for the fiscal year ending March 2027, Nikkei reported. Successful price increases, continued strength in investment in artificial intelligence, and a weaker yen contributed to the higher forecasts. However, the market has begun to worry that U.S. technology companies may slow their investment spending. An analysis of about 500 companies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Main Board focused on manufacturers and non-manufacturers with fiscal years ending in March that had reported first-half results by Friday; listed subsidiaries were excluded. It examined companies that had raised their outlook for the fiscal year ending March 2027 since October. Among 239 surveyed manufacturers, 112, or 47%, raised their net profit outlook. By industry, electrical machinery had the most companies raising forecasts, at 32, followed by chemicals at 27 and machinery manufacturing at 13.

FinCEN and the Federal Reserve will withdraw a proposal to lower the reporting threshold for certain cross-border transfers, leaving the current $3,000 threshold in place for now. According to Odaily, Bitcoin News reported on X that the 2020 proposal would have lowered the Bank Secrecy Act’s recordkeeping and travel-rule threshold to $250 for transfers originating or ending outside the United States and explicitly covered convertible virtual currency. The agencies said more than five years had passed since the proposal was introduced and they want to seek public comment again before pursuing similar changes. A notice in the Federal Register is scheduled for November 9. Regulated institutions must continue collecting and transmitting sender and recipient information for covered transfers of $3,000 or more.

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