The company says funds and its enterprise platform were unaffected, but has not disclosed how many customers were hit.

A notification screenshot he shared describes unauthorized access to the consumer-card system on Nov. 3 and says enterprise programs were unaffected.

Users and apps need no changes, but the faster processing relies on different security guarantees from Ethereum finality.

Funds in users’ Safes will remain accessible after the cutoff, but continued card spending will require a partner account and a replacement card.

GnosisDAO approved a strategic shift from standalone Layer 1 to an Ethereum-settled rollup, unlocking about 350,000 GNO and ending treasury-funded staking rewards.

Co-founder Martin Köppelmann said the company will make all users whole after attackers exploited the smart-contract module that governs Gnosis Pay card accounts. No loss figure has been disclosed.

Votes in favor of a redemption proposal that would let GNO holders claim roughly $170 per token from a $223M treasury have retaken the lead on Snapshot.

Co-funded by the Ethereum Foundation, the EEZ promises synchronous composability between Ethereum mainnet and Layer 2 networks, aiming to address ecosystem fragmentation.

The move to return frozen funds following the Balancer hack has split the Gnosis community over governance and the limits of “code is law.”

Users will now have access to an onchain spending account wherever Visa is accepted.