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Revolut Says No Direct Contact From Hackers After $3M Monero Ransom Demand

Revolut said it has received no direct contact from hackers despite competing breach claimants issuing separate ransom demands of $3 million in Monero and 10,000 Bitcoin. The fintech’s statement follows the public demands, which it said did not come through direct channels. No further details on the claims were provided.

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The notable detail is the absence of direct contact: public ransom demands without a verified channel to the target sit closer to extortion theatre than a negotiated incident. That distinction matters for fintech customers and counterparties, who are being asked to judge a claim the company says it has not received privately. Whether either claimant produces verifiable proof of access, and how Revolut's disclosure posture evolves if they do, is the open question.

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