The directory kycnot.me records that 112 XMR was drained from OpenMonero in July 2026, the most recent of four incidents it lists for the service. The directory keeps the listing in its unreviewed community category with two critical incidents marked as ongoing, and commenters there have called for the service to be blacklisted. Whether the users affected by the July 2026 incident were reimbursed could not be established from the material reviewed.
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The directory kycnot.me records that about 87 XMR was lost at OpenMonero in June 2025, the first of four security incidents it lists for the service between June 2025 and July 2026; the others involved roughly 40 and 200 XMR. According to that record, the operator attributes around 399 XMR of cumulative losses to a single long-standing bug. Claims that affected users were refunded could not be verified by the directory.
