On April 27, Blockaid issued a warning of an ongoing exploit targeting ZetaChain’s GatewayEVM contract.
They urged users to revoke approvals immediately using Revoke.cash, who have approved contracts on Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, or other EVM chains.
These exploits come amid a sharp decline in DeFi security in April 2026, which has seen over $606 million stolen in the first 18 days alone.
Amid the series of hacks on the DeFi sector, there is a new major ongoing exploit taking place on ZetaChain.
On April 27, Blockaid raised a warning about an “ongoing exploit” on ZetaChain cross-chain contracts. Blockaid is trusted by major platforms, including Coinbase and MetaMask, for real-time fraud detection.
Blockaid Warns of Exploits in ZetaChain Cross-Chain Contracts
The alert has urged users to immediately revoke any token approvals for the ZetaChain GatewayEVM contract on all EVM-compatible chains.
ZetaChain is a decentralized EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain
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