Zilliqa Announcement

A full post-mortem into the legacy Zilliqa Ledger application incident has been published. The report provides a transparent account of: • The technical root cause • How the vulnerability could be exploited • The timeline of the incident and response • The…

Progress update: 12/08/2026 • The address checker is now live. Enter your legacy Zilliqa address (Zil1...) to check whether it was affected or may be vulnerable. • The migration tool is expected to undergo an external security audit over the next two weeks…

Zilliqa Ledger incident: the recovery and transition plan is published Read the full plan: zilliqa.com/ledger-incident/ - The legacy (non-EVM) side of Zilliqa is being retired, with recovery taking place through migration to Zilliqa EVM. - Legacy balances…

We have published a dedicated Ledger Incident Hub with the latest confirmed information on the signing flaw affecting the Zilliqa Ledger application for Legacy accounts. Legacy Zilliqa transactions remain paused as a precaution. Zilliqa EVM is not affected.…

Nonce-Generation Vulnerability in the Zilliqa Ledger App A critical vulnerability has been identified in the Zilliqa Ledger application affecting the generation of Schnorr signatures for native (non-EVM) Zilliqa transactions. The vulnerability causes signatures…

As our investigation has progressed, we would like to clarify one important point: At this stage, we have found no evidence that the incident was caused by the exchange’s wallet management or operational processes. We appreciate the exchange’s cooperation…

We have been made aware of a security incident involving one of our exchange partners, in which ZIL was stolen from a cold wallet. The incident is under active investigation, and we are working with the relevant parties to establish the root cause and full…

We have been made aware of a security incident involving one of our exchange partners, in which ZIL was stolen from a cold wallet. The incident is under active investigation, and we are working with the relevant parties to establish the root cause and full scope. As a precaution, all exchanges have been notified and asked to temporarily pause ZIL deposits and withdrawals to prevent the stolen funds from being moved or sold through centralised platforms. We understand the community will have questions. We will share further updates as soon as we have verified information. Please rely only on official Zilliqa channels for updates.

A question institutional teams ask: why not just run a compliance layer over an existing settlement chain? On a chain built to settle first, settlement is the state transition; permission would have to be built into the definition of a valid transaction, not added after it. You cannot retrofit that. The new post works through the architecture, and through the two-hander it depends on: LTIN issues the identity, Zilliqa runs the check beside it. https://blog.zilliqa.com/mediation-defined/

A new chapter, not a new pitch. LTIN and Zilliqa first started building together at LTIN's launch last October; today it becomes a partnership, which creates a new category. LTIN issues the verifiable identity; Zilliqa runs the neutral check that confirms…