[Fraud Prevention] The Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority detects counterfeit emails and has reported to the police. Public is urged to stay vigilant.

The MPFA has recently noticed suspected phishing emails impersonating the MPFA, the MPF Easy platform, and an MPF Easy company. The authorities are very concerned about the incident and have reported it to the police. The public is urged to remain vigilant.

The MPFA said that an email sent from an email address named “noreply@hkmpf.com” claimed that the recipient’s “MPF Easy” platform (MPF Easy) account had suspicious logins and abnormal activity, and lured the recipient into clicking the hyperlink in the email to enter a fake website.

The MPFA reminds the public that the official email domains of the MPFA and the MPF Easy company are respectively “@mpfa.org.hk” and “@empf.org.hk”, “@support.empf.org.hk” and “@osc.empf.org.hk”. If the public receives an email claiming to be from the MPFA or the MPF Easy company but not sent from the above official email domains, they should not click the hyperlinks in the email or provide any “MPF Easy” account information.

Call on the public to report the fake emails to the police

The MPFA stressed that the MPFA and the MPF Easy company have no connection whatsoever with the fake websites or the above-mentioned emails. At the same time, it also calls on anyone who has received the above emails or clicked the relevant links and suspects that their personal data has been leaked to report to the police for assistance, or contact the MPFA and the MPF Easy company.

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