JAN3’s Indra Bitcoin swap service was hit by a denial-of-service attack within hours of its September 15, 2026 open beta launch, prompting the team to temporarily disable forward swaps while it investigated and mitigated the incident. Samson Mow, JAN3’s CEO, said swaps already underway could take longer to complete and that further updates would follow. Indra was built in-house to replace Boltz as a swap provider for AQUA, connecting Bitcoin with the Lightning Network and Liquid. Liquid pegging operations were being restored, although liquidity restrictions remained. The incident targeted a provider-operated service, with no indication of a failure at the Bitcoin or Lightning protocol level. It follows service interruptions involving Boltz, AQUA and ZEUS in August, while Lightning network indicators cited in earlier reporting showed approximately 14,760 publicly reachable nodes on August 6 and a 28 BTC weekly increase in public capacity. The disruption underscores the security and reliability pressures facing the service layer as crypto usage expands.