Keplr Wallet reports unauthorized transactions on accounts created with Google or Apple login; related login functions have been suspended
Keplr Wallet said in a post on November 6 that it has received reports of unauthorized transactions on some wallet accounts created through Google or Apple login, and has notified the Web3Auth team. The two sides are currently conducting a joint investigation.
According to the preliminary assessment, Keplr wallets created through a seed phrase or hardware wallet are not affected by this incident; accounts created through Google or Apple login may be affected. During the investigation, Keplr reminded potentially affected users not to transfer new funds into the relevant accounts and not to re-import or create accounts anywhere.
At present, the Google and Apple login functions have been suspended. Keplr also reminded users to obtain follow-up updates only through official accounts, and to be wary of private messages and links claiming to be able to help recover assets. Web3Auth previously said that its service had a security issue and had suspended embedded wallet services, and its preliminary investigation found no impact on MetaMask users.
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Title: We have received reports of unauthorized transactions on some Keplr accounts created with Google or Apple login... Publisher: Keplr Wallet (@keplrwallet) Publication date: 2026-11-06 URL: https://x.com/keplrwallet/status/2118933132900802826 Source type: social media original post (official) Verification status: reading of the original post and multiple reports confirmed in this review, verification date 2026-11-06 Supporting content: supports all report content in the body, preliminary assessment, and user reminders
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Keplr Wallet said in a post on November 6 that it has received reports of unauthorized transactions on some accounts created through Google or Apple login, and has notified the Web3Auth team. The two sides are conducting a joint investigation.
Regarding accounts and the impact path, according to the preliminary assessment, Keplr wallets created through a seed phrase or hardware wallet are not affected; accounts created through Google or Apple login may be affected. Keplr reminded potentially affected users not to transfer new funds in and not to re-import or create accounts. The Google and Apple login functions have been suspended. Web3Auth said its service had a security issue and had suspended embedded wallet services, and its preliminary investigation found no impact on MetaMask users.
Compared with seed phrase or hardware wallet accounts being unaffected, social-login accounts may be affected. The similarity is that both are provided by Keplr; the key difference is that social login relies on third-party authentication and key-sharing mechanisms, while seed phrases or hardware wallets are directly controlled by users. Keplr reminded users to obtain updates only through official accounts and to be wary of private messages and recovery links.
For affected users, they should stop transferring funds into the relevant accounts and avoid re-importing them. For Keplr and Web3Auth, the two sides are jointly investigating the security issue. For the industry, this incident involves third-party dependency risks in social-login wallets.
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Keplr reported unauthorized transactions on some accounts created through Google or Apple login and has suspended the related login functions.
The preliminary assessment shows that seed phrase or hardware wallet accounts are not affected, while social-login accounts may be affected.
Keplr and Web3Auth are jointly investigating and remind users not to transfer new funds or re-import accounts.