Crypto Card Hack Drains $1.1 Million and Sends AVICI Token to Record Low

TLDR
- A vulnerability in an outdated Rain card contract was exploited, draining roughly $1.1 million across multiple Solana-based programs
- Avici lost $500,800 affecting 1,685 users; Tria lost over $430,000 affecting 636 users
- The AVICI token dropped 49% from its 24-hour high, hitting a record low of $0.217
- Stolen stablecoins were swapped to SOL, bridged to Ethereum, and sent through Tornado Cash
- Both Avici and Tria have pledged to refund affected users; Avici has filed a report with the FBI
A vulnerability in an outdated smart contract has led to a $1.1 million hack across multiple Solana-based crypto card programs, with the bulk of losses falling on users of neobanks Avici and Tria.
โ ๏ธALERT: Crypto neobank Avici is being drained in an apparent ongoing attack.
More than $1 MILLION has left card collateral accounts on the Solana-based platform, per on-chain data, with the attacker's wallet funded through the deBridge cross-chain bridge.
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- Coin Bureau (@coinbureau) August 28, 2026
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