Or en Cash: new data leak confirmed in gold buying/reselling

On 4 April 2026, Or en Cash — one of France's leading gold buying and reselling companies — confirmed it had suffered a data breach following a security incident on its platform. The disclosure came just days after a comparable attack on competitor Gold Union, reinforcing the theory that gold dealers and their high-value customer bases are being deliberately targeted.

According to information passed to specialist breach trackers by the attackers, more than 70,000 customers may be affected. The company stated that its investigation was still ongoing and that it could not rule out broader exposure than initially identified.

The exposed data reportedly includes:

• Full names (first name, surname) and civil-status details
• Identity documents (e.g. national ID cards / CNI)
• Postal addresses, email addresses and phone numbers
• Account identifiers
• Purchase and transaction history, including dates and types of operations, and gold investment/purchase data

Or en Cash acknowledged the incident publicly and indicated the matter remained under investigation. Given the categories of data involved — notably identity documents and financial/transaction records — affected customers face elevated risk of identity theft and targeted phishing or fraud.