Blockchain investigator ZachXBT said Revolut may have failed to identify a fraudulent request, potentially exposing personally identifiable information tied to some users. The reported data set includes passport or driver’s license copies, verification selfies, account statements, IBAN details, withdrawal records, and full transaction histories that included Bitcoin transactions. ZachXBT said the number of affected users may be limited, though the incident appeared to target high-net-worth users. He also said multiple Revolut users received related security alert emails yesterday. The report did not provide a confirmed user count or a formal statement from Revolut in the cited update.
According to Odaily, blockchain investigator ZachXBT said Revolut may have failed to detect a fraudulent request, leading to the exposure of personally identifiable information belonging to some users.
The leaked material reportedly includes copies of passports or driver’s licenses, verification selfies, account statements, IBAN details, withdrawal records, and full transaction histories, including Bitcoin transactions. The exposed data also includes names, dates of birth, occupations, home addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers.
ZachXBT said the number of affected users may be limited, but the incident appeared to be aimed at high-net-worth users. Multiple Revolut users also received related security alert emails yesterday, according to the report.
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