XRP Healthcare Shuts Down: How a Wallet-App Flaw Drained 4,011 XRP Wallets

Last week, an attacker drained 4,011 wallets tied to XRP Healthcare’s XRPH Wallet app, stealing an estimated $450,000 to $452,000 in XRP, XRPH, and related tokens in roughly three hours.

Last night, XRP Healthcare announced it was shutting down after three years of leading Ripple’s charge into healthcare.

XRP HEALTHCARE — OPERATIONAL WIND-DOWN After nearly three years of building XRP Healthcare, we have made the difficult decision to begin winding down the company’s normal operations. This decision has not been taken lightly.

Over the past three years, we have continued… — XRP Healthcare (@XRPHealthcare) September 10, 2026 That is a serious loss for the people who held those wallets, but the evidence released so far points to a flaw in the wallet application itself, not a breach of Ripple’s XRP Ledger or a quantum-computing attack on XRP’s underlying cryptography.