Addi 2026 Data Breach
The 2026 Addi data breach is a financial-technology dataset catalogued with a structured date of March 25, 2026, and 34,532,941 unique emails.
Exposed Data Types
13- Age groups
- Credit scores
- Device information
- Email addresses
- Government-issued IDs
- Income levels
- IP addresses
- Latitude and longitude pairs
- Names
- Phone numbers
- Physical addresses
- Purchases
- Socioeconomic levels
About This Breach
Its thirteen reported classes are age groups, credit scores, device information, emails, government IDs, income levels, IPs, latitude and longitude, names, phones, physical addresses, purchases, and socioeconomic levels. Passwords and payment cards are not among those classes.
The 34,532,941 figure is not unique people, customers, credit applications, loans, purchases, or rows carrying every field together. Fields may vary by person, and categorical age, income, or socioeconomic values must not be treated as precise individual traits. There is no local searchable person-level dataset.
A record does not establish identity, an Addi account or debt or credit relationship, creditworthiness or indebtedness, income or socioeconomic status, a particular purchase, device, IP, location, or ID ownership, field co-occurrence, password or card data, fraud, or misuse.
Identity, credit, income, purchase, device, and precise-location data require the strictest private handling. A payment, collection, identity-verification, or support request quoting correct credit or purchase details does not authenticate the sender and should be checked through an independent official channel.
Verification and editorial method
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