According to the Sui Foundation and Scallop developers, the Scallop lending protocol on the Sui network experienced a targeted security exploit on April 28, 2026, resulting in the unauthorized drainage of approximately 150,000 SUI tokens from a rewards liquidity pool, valued at around $140,000.

According to PANews, Aftermath Finance, a perpetual futures platform on the Sui blockchain, lost over $1.14 million in an attack on April 29. GoPlus analysis revealed that attackers exploited a symbol mismatch vulnerability in the calculate_taker_fees function by stealing ADMIN privileges through th

According to Blockaid, Aftermath Finance's perpetual contract protocol on Sui Network suffered an ongoing attack, with approximately $1.1 million USDC stolen through 11 transactions in 36 minutes. The vulnerability stemmed from a fee accounting defect in the perpetual contract liquidation system, wh

Gate News message, April 27 — Token unlocks totaling more than $330 million are scheduled for the April 27 to May 4 period, according to data from Tokenomist. SUI leads the cliff category with $42.47 million in unlocks (44.81 million tokens, 1.13% of adjusted released supply), followed by Jupiter's

Gate News message, April 26 — Scallop Protocol, a lending platform on the Sui blockchain, suffered a flash loan exploit targeting a deprecated side contract linked to its sSUI rewards pool, resulting in a loss of approximately $142,000 (150,000 SUI). The attack exploited oracle price feed

Gate News message, April 26 — Scallop, a lending protocol in the Sui ecosystem, announced the discovery of a vulnerability in an auxiliary contract associated with its sSUI reward pool, resulting in a loss of approximately 150,000 SUI. The affected contract has been frozen, and Scallop confirmed

Gate News message, April 22 — Volo Protocol, a yield vault operator on Sui, announced yesterday (April 21) that it has begun freezing stolen assets following a $3.5 million exploit. Hackers looted WBTC, XAUm, and USDG from Volo Vaults, marking the latest major DeFi security breach in a

RedotPay now supports SUI and USDC-Sui on the Sui network, enabling faster global payments for 130M merchants and 7M customers, with scalable cross-border transactions bridging crypto and commerce. Abstract: RedotPay has added support for SUI and USDC-Sui on the Sui network, enabling seamless payment processing and global payouts across its ecosystem. Serving more than 130 million merchants in over 100 countries and about 7 million customers, the platform aims to offer faster, more scalable cross-border payments and broader blockchain-enabled financial access. By integrating SUI and USDC-Sui, RedotPay seeks to simplify sending and receiving payments worldwide while ensuring secure, efficient transactions that bridge digital assets with real-world commerce.

Volo on Sui reports a $3.5M breach in three vaults; freezes vaults; $28M TVL unaffected; investigation underway; Volo bears the loss and will publish a post-incident report. Volo, a BTCFi and liquid staking token protocol on the Sui network, disclosed a security breach affecting about $3.5 million across three vaults. The team froze all vaults and notified the Sui Foundation and ecosystem partners; the remaining vaults totaling around $28 million TVL remain secure. Volo will bear the loss and publish a comprehensive post-incident report and remediation plan after the investigation is complete.

RedotPay has integrated SUI and USDC-Sui, allowing users to spend tokens and transfer funds in local fiat across 100+ countries. With 7 million users and $10 billion in annual payments, RedotPay is already profitable. The integration highlights fintech's shift towards blockchain solutions for international transactions.