The Incident on July 17, 2026, a user deposited 49.3489 SOL (~$4,000) into hide.cash for a Monero swap. The funds were sent to the address provided by the site, but the user received nothing. When confronted, hide.cash operators publicly denied the existence of the order and claimed the deposit address did not belong to them.
https://kycnot.me/service/hide-cashVictim Order HC-6BP0D6NL3 | (
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Order HC-6BSV1G2AM (6ZnB8mg) | (
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Order HC-6BSURBZ5R (5R2EUST) | (
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DNS Records (dnsview.info) | (
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FindingsBy analyzing the Solana blockchain and interacting with the hide.cash order system, we identified the following:
Verified Ownership: The user proved ownership of the sending wallet by signing a unique message, confirming they are the legitimate victim.
Direct Link to hide.cash: We generated new swap orders on the hide.cash website. The deposit addresses provided by their server lead directly to the same wallets that received the victim's funds.
Centralized Control: The wallets involved in the theft
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AVm7qC9C share a common signing key (
EbsUZEFAU) and follow an identical automated "sweeping" pattern used by the service.
False Denials: The operator's claim that the deposit address was not theirs is demonstrably false; their own server issued identical addresses during our tests.
Summary of EvidenceBlockchain Data : 98% of the victim's 52 SOL deposit moved into wallets linked to the service's deposit pool.
Server Logs: Captured screenshots verify hide.cash issued these specific deposit addresses to users.
DNSSEC: Cryptographic proof confirms the denials originated from the verified hide.cash operator.
ConclusionHide.cash has falsely denied processing this transaction. The evidence confirms that the user's funds were routed into wallets controlled by the service. Whether the theft was an intentional exit scam or an internal failure, the service is responsible for the lost funds and is currently providing misleading information to the public.
Do not use hide.cash. The service show clear indicators of fraudulent activity, including the systematic redirection of user deposits to operator-controlled wallets.
Full investigation contains full evidence: https://kycnot.me/service/hide-cash/case/o5a43vn6yb88tu5an6his8pj