Encrypted payment platform Gnosis Pay's consumer card system suffered a data breach.

Gnosis Pay disclosed that its monitoring systems detected unauthorized access on November 3 to the system supporting its branded consumer cards, exposing some customer information. The company said user funds were unaffected and that the enterprise platform powering white-label card programs was not impacted. Its security team began containment within two hours, replaced affected credentials, and patched the vulnerability. All affected customers were notified by email, card and wallet activity monitoring was tightened, and all online card payments now require 3D Secure verification. The consumer card system was already scheduled for decommissioning on December 20, so the key thing to watch is whether the incident accelerates the migration and whether any further credential or data exposure surfaces before shutdown.