Earlier today, cross-chain protocol Across experienced a security incident on the Solana network. At approximately 5:30 AM UTC, an attack targeted the platform’s Solana operations, but swift action ensured that all user funds remained secure and no individuals were directly affected. Across confirmed that all bridge transactions were completed successfully, while Solana deposits were temporarily disabled as a precaution.
The incident primarily impacted the relayer operated by Risk Labs, which may have sustained potential losses. However, those losses were contained and do not affect users or the wider protocol. The planned ACX token buyout also remains unaffected and will proceed as scheduled, signaling operational continuity.
Within hours, Across Protocol announced that Solana deposits had been re-enabled. The update confirmed that all in‑flight transfers were either completed or fully refunded, and no user funds were lost during the downtime. This rapid restoration of service highlights the platform’s resilience and commitment to transparency. A full technical post‑mortem is expected next week, which will provide deeper insights into the incident and the remedial measures taken.
