Exact-domain alert · source cited

fps-refund.top Scam Alert

Published September 24, 2026 · Evidence is point in time

A named source has specifically warned about fps-refund.top. The warned address is shown as inert text and is never loaded by this page. Read what the source says, then type any official address independently.

What the source says: HKICL says fps-refund.top is a fraudulent website purported to be from HKICL. Its notice says the site seeks login credentials and directs users to a WhatsApp chat with a fraudster impersonating customer service; the address may include added paths such as /registered/?uuid=refund.

Claim boundary: This page reports HKICL’s official notice as published by the HKMA. Scam Detective did not independently visit the site, identify its operator, test any path, or determine criminal liability; website content and control can change.

Citation: Hong Kong Interbank Clearing Limited (HKICL), published by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, “HKICL alerts public of fraudulent websites” (September 24, 2026).

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Why this domain raises concern

The citation names this exact domain; that is stronger evidence than judging only its spelling, design, HTTPS padlock, or search position. Those surface details never prove who operates a site.

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Warning signs to notice

A supposed FPS refund page asks for account login credentials or sends you to a WhatsApp chat.
The address begins with fps-refund.top, even when a longer path such as /registered/?uuid=refund makes it look specific or official.
Someone claiming to be customer service contacts you proactively or pressures you to continue outside an official channel.

What to do now

Do not sign in, submit credentials, or continue to the WhatsApp contact from the cited domain.
Type fps.hkicl.com.hk yourself for the official FPS site, or verify a suspicious communication through independently found HKICL details.
If you shared credentials, change them through the real service, contact the relevant bank promptly, review account activity, and report suspected fraud.

Safer destination: the official FPS site identified by HKICL. Verify the address in your browser before entering information.

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