Polymarket's U.S. Push Hit by Debit Card Fraud, Losses Top $10 Million

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WSJ reports Polymarket's U.S. debit-card rails suffered at least $10M in fraud losses, with peak deposits flagged as fraudulent far above industry norms. The incident highlights compliance, payments, and operational-risk constraints for consumer onramps into crypto-adjacent platforms, potentially tightening processor risk limits and increasing scrutiny of similar venues. Near-term sentiment may soften across higher-beta tokens tied to crypto infrastructure and fintech integrations.
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BlockBeats reported on Sept. 20, citing The Wall Street Journal, that prediction-market platform Polymarket struggled to contain debit card fraud as it rapidly scaled its U.S. operations. In February, the payment processor handling debit card transactions for Polymarket's U.S. platform identified a wave of fraud in which stolen debit cards were linked to user accounts to place bets and route withdrawals to accounts controlled by the perpetrators. Losses reached at least $10 million. At the height of the activity, more than 80% of deposits were flagged as fraudulent, far above the roughly 1% rate typically seen across the industry.