Basic-Fit Gym 1 Million Members — April 2026
If you have an account with Basic-Fit Gym, here’s what’s now in circulation.
European gym chain Basic-Fit disclosed a breach affecting approximately 1 million members in April 2026, exposing bank/SEPA details and fitness-profile data.
European gym chain Basic-Fit disclosed a breach affecting approximately 1 million members in April 2026. The exposed dataset includes bank/SEPA direct-debit details and fitness-profile data alongside standard contact details. Direct-debit account numbers in the wrong hands enable downstream fraud against the customer's bank account.
What You Should Do
- Notify your bank about the SEPA exposure and request fraud monitoring
- Change Basic-Fit account password
- Watch for unauthorized direct-debit attempts on your bank statement
- Consider rotating SEPA mandates if your bank supports it
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