Jupiter Mobile has told Jupiter Card users that a security incident on Avici, a project running on Solana, took place earlier in the day. The company said its card-issuing partner, Rain, temporarily suspended card balance withdrawals as a precaution and carried out a security check. That check has now concluded, and services are back to normal. No Jupiter accounts were affected, the card payment function stayed available at all times, and on-chain wallets were not touched. Users are free to withdraw card balances again. The update confirms that the Avici security event did not impact Jupiter's card product or user funds, and that the temporary pause was lifted after the review. Jupiter Mobile has not reported any lost funds or compromised accounts in connection with the incident. Jupiter Mobile's statement was meant to clarify that its card infrastructure was not compromised. All card functions are operational again, and users can manage and withdraw their balances normally.
Jupiter Mobile has issued a notice to Jupiter Card users addressing the security incident that occurred on Avici, a Solana-based project, earlier in the day. The company said that Rain, its card-issuing partner, briefly paused card balance withdrawals as a preventive measure, completing security checks during that time.
With the checks now complete, services have resumed normal operation. Jupiter Mobile confirmed that none of its Jupiter accounts were affected, card payments worked throughout the incident, and on-chain wallets were not involved. Cardholders can now withdraw their balances as usual.
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