Revolut said some customer information was disclosed to a fraudster who used an email address linked to a government agency domain. The exposed material included passports, selfie images and financial transaction histories, according to Cointelegraph. The disclosure involved only some Revolut customers, and the available information does not specify how many people were affected or when the exposure occurred. The incident highlights the risks financial platforms face when handling requests that appear to come from official institutions. No information was provided indicating that cryptocurrency assets or blockchain systems were directly affected. The report was published on September 13, 2026, and the matter concerns the exposure of customer data rather than a market move in any of the related digital assets.
