BITGET WALLET IS NOT AFFECTED: Your funds are safe.
Bitget Wallet operates independently as a self-custodial wallet.
User assets remain onchain under users' control and are separate from Bitget Exchange's custodial infrastructure.
Following the security incident involving @Bitget, we conducted a precautionary review of our internal systems as part of our standard security best practices.
Based on our security review, we have found no security impact on Bitget Wallet systems or users' self-custodial assets from the security incident affecting Bitget Exchange.
Bitget Wallet remains fully operational and secure.
Please remain alert to phishing and impersonation attempts and only refer to updates from our official Bitget Wallet channels.
For updates regarding Bitget, please refer to Bitget's official channels.
AI is dramatically lowering the cost of cyberattacks, making it easier to scan systems at scale and discover vulnerabilities.
Recent vulnerabilities in older PHP versions have raised concerns. We assessed the risk immediately. None of our services use PHP, so we are not affected by this specific vulnerability.
More importantly, AI is reshaping the cybersecurity landscape. Vulnerabilities hidden in legacy systems may now be discovered at scale. Every internet company will face new security challenges.
We will stay vigilant and establish continuous monitoring and rapid response mechanisms. Meanwhile, our team is leading a comprehensive security review of our existing systems to proactively identify and address risks.
Security is an ongoing commitment. Protecting user assets remains our highest priority.
Mayan is live on @BitgetWallet.
Cross-chain swaps powered by Mayan are now built directly into Bitget Wallet, giving users instant access to any token on any chain without leaving the app.
One less step between what you have and where you want to go.