hkfuyip.com (FYS) Scam: Fu Yip Securities Clone Site

hkfuyip.com is a website that gets people to open forex and CFD accounts under the "FYS" brand, which evokes the abbreviation of Fu Yip Securities and Investment Company Limited, a licensed firm in Hong Kong. On 23 October 2026, the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) placed the website on its list of suspicious sites and announced that it has no relationship with the real Fu Yip.

🔍 Details Found on the Website

• Brand: FYS; English and Chinese interface, with MetaTrader 5 and "TWS" platforms promised.
• Products: more than 300 CFDs, currency pairs, precious metals, oil and indices.
• Terms: leverage of up to 400:1, a minimum investment of 300 dollars, and a "zero spread" claim.
• Account opening: the trade.hkfuyip.com subdomain.
• Domain name: registered on 23 October 2025; despite the stated Hong Kong address, its server is in the USA.

🚩 How the Clone Scheme Works

When an investor looks up the name on the website in Hong Kong's official licence register, a real firm turns up and builds trust. The money, however, goes to the bank account or crypto address shown by the clone website. Unverifiable titles such as "multiple regulators" and "the world's most trusted broker" are used to reinforce this trust.

🔗 Other Platforms Using the Same Method

We have also examined other forex schemes that borrow the names of licensed institutions in Asia.

🧭 The Legal Process for Victims

SPK Board Decision No. 8/297 treats overseas leveraged trading intermediation offered to investors in Türkiye as unauthorised activity.

1. An investigation is started through a criminal complaint.
2. For overseas transfers, the possibility of a SWIFT recall is examined.
3. The claim is protected through seizure measuresTR.

For detailed information and legal support, you can contact Savun Law & Consultancy.

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