1inch Ends Card Service and Sophon Prepares Network Shutdown
Users must withdraw 1inch card balances by December 18 and Sophon assets by November 25 to prevent permanent loss.
Security Editor: Fabricio Marcilio 1 min read
The 1inch platform has begun the process of shutting down its card service. Users have until December 18 to withdraw all available balances from their accounts.
Control over card functionality and account access remains with the issuer and service provider. 1inch does not have the authority to decide the exact moment when these features will be fully deactivated.
At the same time, the Sophon network has set November 25 as the deadline for asset redemption. This measure precedes the final shutdown of its blockchain infrastructure and related websites.
Sophon developers decided to abandon their own network after concluding that maintenance costs outweighed the operational benefits. The project will now focus its activities on finance and artificial intelligence applications on the Base network.
Investors must withdraw tokens such as SOPH, Ether, and USDC, as well as claim staking rewards. Assets remaining on the network after the deadline risk becoming permanently inaccessible.
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