ChainCatcher report: WasabiCard has issued a security statement clarifying that it has no affiliation whatsoever with Wasabi Protocol, Wasabi Wallet, or any related projects or organizations. It is understood that WasabiCard partners with Safeheron’s custodial wallet to implement private key sharding technology, ensuring the security of on-chain funds. It collaborates with on-chain security firms such as SlowMist to conduct rigorous audits of on-chain fund sources. WasabiCard also employs compliance and anti-money laundering tools like SumSub to verify the legitimacy and compliance of user identities. As a licensed institution and Web3 financial infrastructure provider, security and compliance have always been foundational capabilities of WasabiCard—not optional add-ons.
WasabiCard Issues Security Statement, Denies Association with Wasabi Protocol and Wallet
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WasabiCard has issued a security statement denying any association with Wasabi Protocol and Wallet. The company partners with Safeheron for private key sharding and employs SlowMist for fund audits, while integrating SumSub for compliance checks. As a licensed Web3 infrastructure provider, WasabiCard prioritizes security in liquidity and crypto markets, supporting risk-on assets by ensuring fund legitimacy and regulatory compliance.
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