Keplr Urges Google and Apple Login Users to Move Liquid Assets

Keplr urged users who created accounts using Google or Apple sign-in to stop deposits and move any remaining liquid assets while it investigates wallet balances that appear empty.

The alert covers account holders who used one of those login methods when opening their accounts. It combines two instructions: stop adding funds and transfer assets that remain liquid. In practical terms, Keplr's request concerns both new deposits and funds still available to move.

Keplr said a recovery effort may explain why wallet balances appear empty. It presented that as a possibility while its investigation continues, rather than a confirmed cause. The warning links the balance issue with account recovery but does not establish that recovery activity caused the balances to appear empty.

The guidance applies to people who used Google or Apple sign-in to create Keplr accounts and asks them to keep new deposits out while moving liquid assets that remain. The investigation is ongoing.