Revolut said a “limited number” of customers had sensitive information disclosed in a scam involving an unauthorised third party that used a legitimate government email domain.
The financial technology firm said it blocked the address after detecting the scheme and alerted the “relevant government agency”, law enforcement, data-protection officials and financial regulators. TechCrunch earlier reported the breach on Sept 12.
“Revolut systems and customer funds are unaffected,” a Revolut spokesperson said Sept 12 by email. “We have contacted the limited number of impacted individuals directly to inform them and provide support.”
Revolut says some customer data were exposed in email-based scam
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