D'CENT App Wallet Flaw Linked to Theft of Millions of XRP
D'CENT, a South Korean wallet brand, is investigating unauthorized transfers of XRP from its mobile App Wallet, affecting users who entered recovery phrases or signed transactions with app versions earlier than 8.1.0. The company has not confirmed the exact loss, but on-chain trackers estimate millions of XRP were stolen. D'CENT advises affected users to create new wallets and move assets, warning against reusing old recovery phrases.
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The 30-second read
Why it matters
The breach may trigger broader scrutiny of mobile crypto wallets and could influence regulatory focus on wallet security.
Market read
First‑report of a multi‑million‑dollar XRP theft via a popular wallet, likely to affect XRP price and wallet security sentiment.
What to watch
Potential for law‑enforcement freeze of stolen funds could limit downside.
Background
D'CENT, a South Korean wallet brand, disclosed a flaw in its mobile App Wallet affecting versions before 8.1.0.
Ticker impact
D'CENT app vulnerability led to unauthorized transfers draining up to 9.3 million XRP (~$15 M).
Short‑term dip of 3‑5% expected, with volatility spike.
Large on‑chain theft creates panic and may trigger broader market sell‑pressure on the XRP ledger.
Market effects
Highlights security risks for custodial wallet providers, may affect other crypto custodians.
Korean crypto ecosystem faces scrutiny; Korean exchanges could see outflows.
Raises broader concerns about wallet security across all major cryptocurrencies.
Counterpoint
If D'CENT quickly compensates victims, XRP could rebound as confidence restores.
Key entities
- companyD'CENT
South Korean wallet brand operated by IoTrust.
- cryptocurrencyXRP
Digital asset on the XRP Ledger, target of the theft.





