Crypto Wallet Makers Get 24 Hours to Report Exploited Bugs in the EU
Anyone selling a crypto wallet into the European Union now has 24 hours to tell a regulator when a vulnerability in their product is being actively exploited. The reporting obligations under
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September 14, 2026
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Anyone selling a crypto wallet into the European Union now has 24 hours to tell a regulator when a vulnerability in their product is being actively exploited.
The reporting obligations under the EU’s Cyber Resilience Act took effect on 11 September. They apply to all products with digital elements made available in the EU, and the European Commission has confirmed that includes devices already on the market.
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