Send Canton Wallet Offline Since 22 October After Security Incident, Send Says No Funds Were Lost
Send says funds tied to the affected keys, including Pool Party and the bridge, were moved to safety and that it is in the final stages of recovery with Digital Asset, the Canton Foundation and Super Validators.
Send Canton Wallet has been unavailable since 22 October 2026 because of a security incident, the Send team said in a post on X on 29 October 2026. According to the post, no customer wallets or funds were accessed, and nothing was lost or taken.
Send says funds controlled by the affected keys, including Pool Party and the bridge, were moved to safety early in its response. The company describes the outage as temporary and says it is in the final stages of recovery, with a full post-mortem to follow.
What Send has disclosed
The announcement came a week after the wallet went offline. In it, Send told users: "Your funds are safe." The company states that no customer wallets or funds were accessed during the incident.
The post does not describe the nature of the security incident, does not say which keys were affected or how, and does not give a date for the wallet's return. Send says a full post-mortem will follow.
- Offline since: 22 October 2026
- Announced: 29 October 2026, on X
- Customer funds: not accessed and not lost, according to Send
- Affected keys: funds they controlled, including Pool Party and the bridge, moved to safety early in the response, according to Send
Holdings display paused
Users who connected their Canton Party ID to Send to view their holdings will not see those holdings in the app for now, the company says. Send states that the underlying funds are unaffected and that only the display is paused while Canton Wallet is offline.
Recovery and security warning
Send says it is working alongside Digital Asset, the Canton Foundation and Super Validators on the recovery, and is rebuilding the service. It did not set out a timeline beyond saying it is in the final stages.
The company also warned users about impersonation. Send says it will never send a direct message first or ask for a recovery phrase, passkey or keys, and asked users to trust only its official channels.
Why it matters
According to Send, the incident involved keys that controlled funds including Pool Party and the bridge, and the company is working with Digital Asset, the Canton Foundation and Super Validators on recovery. Send has promised a full post-mortem, and it has warned users to trust only its official channels while the service is offline.
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