Use "Lobster" Agent Cautiously, Multiple Banks Receive Regulatory Guidance

MetaMuskRat · 2026-03-16T03:24:32+00:00

OpenClaw's security issues have raised concerns, the China Internet Finance Association has issued a risk alert, and some banks have adopted a cautious stance toward it. Experts believe it is not suitable for enterprises with high security and compliance requirements, and is unlikely to be widely applied in financial core operations in the short term.

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2026-03-16 03:24:32

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People’s Financial News, March 16 — As OpenClaw (also known as “Lobster”) continues to gain popularity, its security issues have attracted significant attention. On March 15, the China Internet Finance Association issued a risk alert regarding the safe application of OpenClaw in the internet finance industry. According to multiple organizations, some banks have received relevant risk notices from regulatory authorities. Additionally, some banks have conducted internal self-inspections to remind staff of related risks and remain cautious about OpenClaw. Several experts interviewed stated that OpenClaw is currently not very suitable for enterprise service markets with high security and compliance requirements, and it is unlikely to see widespread adoption in core financial operations in the short term. (Shanghai Securities Journal)

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