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Avici (Solana card vaults) hack — August 2026

Verified — 3 sourcesLast checked August 31, 2026

Incident facts

Date of incident
Target typeWallet software or provider
Loss$500,859Published estimates range $500,859 to $1,100,000Price at time of incident
MethodAccess control flawAdministrative collateral functions on an outdated card contract were callable by the attacker, who added and withdrew collateral against balances the company had said only users could move
ChainsSolana
OutcomeUsers reimbursed

What happened

Avici, a Solana-based neobank, had its card vaults drained on 28 August 2026 through an outdated card smart contract. The attacker reached administrative collateral functions — signature submission, adding collateral as admin, and withdrawing a collateral asset — and moved funds the company had told users only they themselves could touch.

Avici's own confirmed card-balance loss is $500,859.22, and that is the figure recorded. Researchers following the laundering trail on-chain arrived at a larger total, variously reported between roughly $1m and $1.1m, and the high end of the range reflects that; intermediate reports of about $600,000 and $650,000 fall inside it. The spread is a genuine disagreement about how much left, not two ways of counting, so it is recorded as a range rather than resolved by preference.

On 29 August the company committed to reimbursing all 1,685 affected users in full, with credits processed automatically over the following weeks. The AVICI token fell roughly 40% to about $0.24 on the news, and by some measures closer to half its value.

The attackers moved on the same day to Ajna v2, which is recorded separately.

Sources

  1. CryptopolitanSecondary · retrieved 2026-08-31
  2. Yahoo FinanceSecondary · retrieved 2026-08-31
  3. CryptopolitanSecondary · retrieved 2026-08-31

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