Swiss Bitcoin Pay, a bitcoin payment processor based in Switzerland, temporarily shut down its servers after a data breach exposed customer email addresses, bitcoin addresses, IBANs, transaction history, and hashed passwords. The company confirmed that user funds are safe and any owed amounts will be fully returned. This incident adds to a series of recent breaches affecting bitcoin and fintech firms, highlighting ongoing security challenges in the crypto industry. Swiss Bitcoin Pay is investigating and securing its infrastructure to prevent further unauthorized access.
Swiss Bitcoin Pay's recent data breach is a notable event in the crypto space. For readers following major cryptocurrencies, here is Pluang's market snapshot as of Sep 15, 2026 03:26 WIB: Out of 50 major cryptocurrencies, 33 rose and 16 fell today. Balancer (BAL) gained 11.14% to Rp16.297, Ripple (XRP) rose 9.67% to Rp26.191 with a buy order activity of 66%, and Stellar (XLM) increased 8.83% to Rp3.440 with 59% buy orders.
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