Swiss Bitcoin Pay, a Swiss Bitcoin payment processor, has temporarily taken its servers offline after a suspected internal breach that may have exposed customer data including email addresses, Bitcoin addresses, IBANs, transaction history, and hashed passwords. The company assures that user funds are safe as payments go directly to merchants' wallets and any owed amounts will be fully returned. The investigation is ongoing, and there is no set date for when the service will resume as the firm works to secure its systems.
Swiss Bitcoin Pay's recent internal breach is noted here with Pluang's cryptocurrency market data for context. As of Sep 15, 2026 16:31 WIB, among 50 major cryptocurrencies tradable on Pluang, 17 rose and 32 fell today. Notable movers include YFI at Rp37.618.392 with a 3.58% decrease and 77% sell order activity, NEO at Rp38.575 down 3.33% with 100% sell orders, and GRT at Rp317 down 3.18% with 88% buy orders. Typical hold times range from 92 to 98 days for these assets.
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Sika reported a 4.8% sales increase in local currencies for the first nine months of 2026, reaching CHF 8.71 billion despite a negative currency effect. The company improved its material margin to 55.4% and maintained an EBITDA margin of 19.2%, with ...
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