Cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck announced Tuesday that it has been exposed to a hack that compromised its users’ data, which means that users’ emails and personal information are leaked.

the information User data leaked from the Coincheck platform includes name, registered address, date of birth, phone number, ID and selfie.

The platform added that the hack affected about 200 users who made email inquiries between May 31 and June 1.

She said Coincheck’s management, which reported details of the hack, said a third party had unauthorized access to the platform’s domain registration service and accessed customers’ emails “fraudulently”.

The domain registration information has since been revised and there is no impact on customers’ cryptocurrencies at this time, according to Coincheck.

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As a result of the hack, the platform has suspended its cryptocurrency exchange service, while other services such as trading and deposits are still active.

Last month, the BlockFi platform suffered a similar data breach, affecting some users.

It told BlockFi at the time that the breach lasted “about an hour” and did not affect clients’ funds.

As a reminder, Coincheck previously suffered a hack in January 2018, which is one of the largest hacks, as Coincheck lost $500 million in cryptocurrency.

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Japan-based brokerage Monex Group acquired Coincheck for $33.5 million, and the platform was later legally licensed.

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