Odaily.News Jupiter Card Users Unaffected by Avici Security Incident
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- •No Jupiter Card accounts were affected by the Avici incident.
- •Withdrawals were temporarily suspended but have now resumed.
- •Card payment functionality remained fully operational during the incident.
On August 29, 2026, Jupiter Mobile informed users of the Jupiter Card about a security incident involving the Avici project on Solana. As a precaution, their card issuing partner, Rain, temporarily halted balance withdrawals to conduct a security review. The review has been completed, and services have resumed without any impact on Jupiter accounts. Card payment functionality remained operational throughout the incident, and on-chain wallets were unaffected. Users can now withdraw their card balances as usual. The incident did not involve any known vulnerabilities or exploits affecting the Jupiter Card system.
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