UNCX Network (formerly UniCrypt)

No financial-service licence or MiCA CASP authorisation was found for UNCX Network or the linked Estonian entity SDD Tech OÜ. The service is presented as non-custodial smart-contract tooling, so the regulatory perimeter is unclear. The Estonian FIU cancelled legacy VASP licence entries on 1 July 2026; secondary sources say Finantsinspektsioon had authorised only one Estonian CASP (Lightspark Payments Europe AS) by then. The Finantsinspektsioon register itself was not queried directly.

• Estonian business register entry for SDD Tech OÜ; no activity licence shown in the extract reviewed
• FIU cancelled legacy VASP licence register data on 2026-07-01; crypto licensing moved to Finantsinspektsioon 2026-07-01
• Secondary source: by 1 July 2026 Finantsinspektsioon had granted exactly one Estonian MiCA CASP licence (Lightspark Payments Europe AS)

uncx.network does not state its operating entity. Third-party sources link the brand to SDD Tech OÜ (Estonia, reg. 16232712), with board members Antoine Chaveron and James Deegan. The register shows non-submitted annual reports (2023 and 2024 periods) and a deletion notice; b2bhint lists the company as in liquidation with Deegan as liquidator since 2026. The X account refers to a separate 'UNCX Foundation', whose legal form and ownership were not found. Group structure is not clearly disclosed.

• Register: non-submitted annual reports and deletion notice flagged; 2023 and 2024 reports not submitted
• Inforegister lists Chaveron and Deegan as board members, with unicrypt.network as the company's webpage
• Tracxn associates Unicrypt with SDD Tech OÜ (marked deadpooled)
• Lists company in liquidation; Chaveron as beneficial owner since 2021 and Deegan as liquidator since 2026
• Antoine Chaveron described as co-founder of UNCX
• UNCX X profile references 'UNCX Foundation'
• Inforegister lists unicrypt.network as the company's site and Chaveron as main decision-maker

On 14 October 2026 the Vesting V2 contracts were exploited through a share-accounting flaw. Blockaid reported about $1.49M lost across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base and Robinhood Chain (10 third-party tokens), with copycat wallets joining. UNCX's own 17 October recap cites about $807K extracted and liquidated and about $58K returned via a white-hat and an MEV operator, and says liquidity lockers and legacy vesting were unaffected. UNCX raised fees to limit drains and said it is working with law enforcement and SEAL 911. Media otherwise describe it as a long-running liquidity-locking provider.

• Blockaid-reported $1.49M exploit; UNCX statement on unaffected lockers 2026-10-15
• UNCX recap: ~$807K extracted and liquidated, ~$58K returned; legal counsel engaged 2026-10-17
• UNCX update: coordinating with law enforcement and SEAL 911 2026-10-14
• Breakdown of $1.49M losses across four chains 2026-10-16
• Copycat wallets/MEV bots; fee increases; law enforcement coordination 2026-10-15
• UNCX restricted new vesting positions; questions over $3.25M remaining in pool
• Breakdown of losses by chain and ExVul root-cause analysis 2026-10-16
• UNCX disclosure citing about $807K and a partial white-hat return

No Trustpilot or regulator complaint pattern was found. However, projects affected by the Vesting V2 exploit lost tokens held in UNCX's shared contract. Zipcoin announced closure citing the incident and publicly disputed UNCX's handling; UNCX rejected that characterisation. UNCX's Foundation announced a voluntary ex-gratia programme (stated 100% of liquidated realised proceeds for certain Ethereum projects, subject to KYC/KYB), made without admitting liability. Wider reimbursement status was not confirmed.

• Zipcoin closure; UNCX voluntary recovery programme with KYC/KYB conditions and rejection of Zipcoin's account 2026-10-22
• UNCX Oct 22 'Final Public Vesting Incident update' announcing UNCX Foundation voluntary relief programme 2026-10-22
• Immunefi security head: provider and projects share responsibility for making users whole