Unocoin Says It Disabled Logins After Unauthorised Server Access
Unocoin's 9th November statement says account access depends on completing its investigation, while its main site displays a maintenance notice.
Unocoin said it temporarily disabled user logins after identifying unauthorised access to its servers on 9th November 2026. In a blog statement published that day, the company said the restriction was a precaution while its technical team investigated the incident.
The statement said users would be unable to access their accounts until the investigation and remedial work were complete. It did not give a date for restoring access (see our earlier report on GOPAX's service restrictions for context).
Unocoin said no cryptocurrency funds had been lost in the incident. That is the company's account, rather than an independently established finding.
On 12th November, the company's main website displayed a notice describing the interruption as “scheduled server maintenance”. It said essential server updates were intended to improve performance, stability and security, and that services would return when maintenance was complete. The page did not mention the unauthorised access described in the blog.
In its 9th November statement, Unocoin said it would announce when services were ready to resume. It also said it intended to publish its findings once the investigation was complete.
