Gnosis Pay, which issues white label stablecoin cards, says it suffered a data breach affecting cards carrying its own branding. The company reported spotting unauthorised access to the system behind those cards on November 3, which led to some customer information being exposed. Exposure varied from one user to another. A Protos journalist was told the exposed items included the name printed on a card, the shipping address and the Gnosis Pay account reference. Another user, Lefteris Karapetsas, shared screenshots of an email from the firm telling him that his residential address, his name, his card number and all linked wallet addresses had been breached. Gnosis Pay had planned to retire the system at year's end. Protos said the company had not yet answered its request for comment.
Why it matters: The exposure of home addresses and wallet links shows how card products tied to crypto accounts can put users' personal data at risk.
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