TripleA reports treasury wallet breach with $11.8M loss

Singapore-based stablecoin payments company TripleA has confirmed a security breach that resulted in the loss of company-owned digital assets from its treasury wallets. The company stated that the unauthorized access was detected on July 25, 2026, prompting a temporary, three-hour maintenance period for some services while it secured its infrastructure. TripleA emphasized that client funds were unaffected and that normal transaction processing has resumed across all markets.

The company said the financial impact is limited to specific operational accounts and will be fully covered by its treasury reserves, adding that it remains well-capitalized and can meet all its liabilities. TripleA does not provide digital asset custody services for customers, instead holding client funds separately in trust accounts with safeguarding institutions, which were not breached.

The announcement followed reports from blockchain investigators over the weekend who identified suspicious transactions from wallets linked to TripleA. On-chain investigator Specter initially estimated losses at roughly $9.7 million before revising the figure to approximately $11.8 million. The company has not publicly...