Trust Wallet: Approximately 95% of compensation claims for affected funds have been received, the remaining will be processed within 30 days
PANews, January 15 — According to an announcement from Trust Wallet, compensation for the security incident involving its browser extension v2.68 has commenced. The first batch of eligible users has already been compensated, and approximately 95% of affected funds have been claimed so far. The remaining claims will be processed within the next 30 days. The official notice reminds users to immediately discontinue use of affected wallets and migrate their assets; the necessary tools have been integrated into the latest version of the extension and the mobile app. Users who continue to use compromised wallets will bear the risk themselves. The deadline for compensation applications is February 14.
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