Japanese crypto exchange BitFlyer issues alert on Stellar (XLM) deposits due to API access restrictions
Japanese cryptocurrency exchange BitFlyer has issued a notice regarding Stellar (XLM) deposits after incoming transactions were not credited to client accounts as usual, attributing the issue to access restrictions on the official Stellar API. The problem began around 11:49 p.m. Japan Standard Time on Monday, October 19, 2026. BitFlyer is working on alternative means to resume crediting, but no specific timeline has been provided. The exchange clarified that sending Stellar (XLM) and all other crypto asset transactions remain unaffected.
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