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HKMA Warns Public About Octopus Cards Fraudulent Websites

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority alerted the public to fraudulent websites related to Octopus Cards Limited.

HKMA Warns Public About Octopus Cards Fraudulent Websites. Source: Hong Kong SAR Government

On November 2, 2026, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued an alert regarding fraudulent websites related to Octopus Cards Limited. The warning follows a report from the relevant stored value facility licensee.

HKMA Alert Details

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority issued a public warning regarding fraudulent websites related to Octopus Cards Limited. The relevant stored value facility licensee reported the case to the HKMA.

The HKMA noted specific URLs associated with the fraudulent activity and advised individuals affected by the scam to take appropriate reporting steps.

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Guidance for Affected Users

Anyone who provided personal information, account credentials, or conducted financial transactions through the fraudulent websites should contact the relevant stored value facility licensee.

Affected individuals are also advised to report the incident to the Police or contact the Anti-Deception Coordination Centre of the Police at 18222.

What to do

  • Contact the relevant stored value facility licensee if you provided personal information, account credentials, or conducted financial transactions through the websites.
  • Report the incident to the Police or contact the Anti-Deception Coordination Centre of the Police at 18222.
Key facts and where they come from
  • The Hong Kong Monetary Authority alerted the public to fraudulent websites relating to Octopus Cards Limited.
    The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) wishes to alert members of the public to a press release issued by Octopus Cards Limited relating to fraudulent websites.
  • Individuals who interacted with the websites should contact the licensee and report to the police.
    should contact the relevant SVF licensee, and report to the Police or contact the Anti-Deception Coordination Centre of the Police at 18222.

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