Source publication time: November 7, 2026, at 17:17 UTC+8. This article summarizes wallet and transfer developments reported in that dated roundup; it is not a live service-status update.
Keplr reports unauthorized transactions in some social-login accounts
Keplr Wallet said it had received reports of unauthorized transactions involving some accounts created through Google or Apple login. It referred the reports to Web3Auth and said the teams were investigating together.
Web3Auth separately reported a security issue affecting some third-party platforms and suspended its embedded-wallet services. Its preliminary investigation had not found MetaMask users to be affected.
Keplr’s initial assessment distinguished between account creation methods: accounts created using seed phrases or hardware wallets were not affected, while Google- or Apple-login accounts could be affected. Google and Apple login functionality was suspended.
During the investigation, Keplr advised users not to send new funds to those potentially affected accounts or re-import or recreate them elsewhere. These were preliminary findings, not a completed account of the incident.
Binance says local platforms do not share account systems
Binance co-founder He Yi disputed a user’s claim that a duplicate UID had caused funds to be lost. She said each Binance user has a unique UID and that there was no UID collision.
According to her account, the user transferred funds from Binance’s main platform to Binance Thailand by entering a UID but did not carefully check the second confirmation. He Yi said she and four employees followed the case and helped freeze the funds promptly. Contact and negotiations were still ongoing because the receiving user was inactive and had not responded.
She emphasized that Binance’s local fiat platforms in Turkey, Thailand and the United States operate independently and do not share account systems. Her reminder was to check addresses and UIDs carefully when transferring or withdrawing funds.
Binance France account closure carries withdrawal deadlines and fees
The roundup reported that Binance would close Binance France user accounts and stop operating in France on December 31, 2026, because it had not obtained authorization under the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets regulation, or MiCA. Deposits were already unavailable at the time of reporting.
Accounts still holding assets from November 29 would face a monthly management fee of 0.025%, with a minimum charge of 10 USDC, deducted from USDC first. The reported schedule placed the first deduction within three days after November 29 and the second after December 24. Accounts fully withdrawn before November 29 would avoid the fees.
Assets remaining after December 31 could be treated as belonging to inactive accounts and could be converted, transferred or otherwise handled.
Nubank pauses crypto deposits and withdrawals in Brazil
Bloomberg reported that Nubank suspended Brazilian crypto deposits and withdrawals because of a problem at an external service provider.
In a Friday statement, Nubank said all assets and information were protected, the problem was outside its own infrastructure, and customer security was not at risk. Other crypto products continued operating normally, it said. The company did not identify the provider or disclose how many customers were affected.
US agencies withdraw proposed lower transfer-reporting threshold
According to a FinCEN announcement cited in the roundup, FinCEN and the Federal Reserve Board would withdraw an October 27, 2020 proposal to lower the cross-border funds-transfer recordkeeping and Travel Rule threshold from $3,000 to $250.
The proposal also sought to clarify coverage of domestic and cross-border transactions involving convertible virtual currencies and digital assets with legal-tender status. The agencies said they would take no further action on it. Publication of the withdrawal notice was scheduled for November 9; the existing $3,000 threshold remained unchanged.