DCENT Issues Security Alert for App Wallet Users Amid XRP Ledger Incident

Korean wallet provider DCENT has issued a security alert for users of its App Wallet software. The company detected abnormal transfers involving its app and launched an investigation that identified potential impact across several networks, including XRP Ledger (XRPL).

DCENT urges App Wallet users to update the app to version 10.0.0 first and then run 'Check if action is needed' and follow the result shown in the app.

The most important step now is to prevent further damage by moving assets out of the DCENT App Wallet (software wallet) to a secure wallet, according to DCENT. Users should not make any transactions through the App Wallet before updating and move their assets to a wallet created with a new recovery phrase and never reuse the old recovery phrase.

In an update after the unauthorized transactions were flagged, DCENT highlighted user addresses that might be affected by the incident. This includes addresses whose recovery phrase was at some point entered into the DCENT App Wallet; addresses that have a history of sending (signing), including token and NFT transfers, token approvals, and dApp transactions; the signing took place on an app version below 8.1.0 (released 2025-11-05); and the address is on Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP Ledger, TRON, an EVM-based network, or another potentially affected chain.