Verdict up front: MK International Investments Limited advertises 13 years in business, 485 million in revenue and 120 markets traded, and invites visitors into upcoming IPOs. Its domain is two years old and its address is a flat in a residential estate. Hong Kong’s regulator flagged the site in September.
MK International Investments
mkintinv.com · “Upcoming IPOs”, financial services, careers
SCAM BROKER
- Website
- mkintinv.com
- Domain registered
- 4 June 2024 — two years and three months old
- Regulator
- SFC Suspicious Websites list, 17 September 2026
- Claimed record
- 13+ years established · 485+ million in revenue · 165+ investments · 120+ markets traded
- Address given
- Room D, 33/F, Block 2, Ronsdale Garden, 25 Tai Hang Drive, Hong Kong
- Status
- Live — page loads today
The counters contradict the domain
The home page runs four animated counters. They settle on 165+ Investments, 485+ Mil in Revenue, 120+ Markets Traded and 13+ Years established.
The domain mkintinv.com was registered on 4 June 2024. Thirteen years established would place the firm’s founding around 2013, eleven years before it had a website. Nothing on the site reconciles the two, and no audited accounts, filings or client references are offered for the revenue figure.
The head office is a flat
The contact bar at the top of every page gives the address as Room D, 33/F, Block 2, Ronsdale Garden, 25 Tai Hang Drive, Hong Kong. Ronsdale Garden is a residential estate on Hong Kong Island. Room D on the 33rd floor of Block 2 is an apartment.
The telephone number, (+852) 5803 2523, is a Hong Kong mobile prefix, and the contact address is a generic info@ mailbox. A business claiming 485 million in revenue and 120 markets is contactable by mobile from a flat, with no dealing desk, no compliance contact and no named executive anywhere on the site.
⚠ Verified evidence
- The SFC added mkintinv.com to its Suspicious Websites list on 17 September 2026.
- The site advertises 13+ Years established on a domain registered 4 June 2024.
- It advertises 485+ Mil in Revenue and 120+ Markets Traded with no accounts, filings or sources.
- The stated address, Room D, 33/F, Block 2, Ronsdale Garden, is a flat in a residential estate.
- The site runs an Upcoming IPOs section while displaying no SFC licence number.
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It offers access to IPOs
The main navigation carries a dedicated Upcoming IPOs section alongside Financial Services and Careers. Offering the public access to new issues is a regulated activity in Hong Kong, and the site displays no SFC central entity number for it.
The Securities and Futures Commission added mkintinv.com to its suspicious websites list on 17 September 2026. IPO allocation is a durable hook precisely because it sounds exclusive and time-limited: a queue you have been let into early, with a payment deadline attached.
Three checks that take two minutes
Compare any “years established” claim against the domain’s registration date. Put the head-office address into a map and see whether it is an office or a home. Search the firm on the SFC public register and confirm it holds a licence for what it is selling.
Counters that animate upward on a home page are decoration, not disclosure. Revenue that a company will not evidence is not revenue.
The verdict: MK International Investments claims a thirteen-year record on a two-year-old domain, publishes unevidenced revenue figures, works from a residential flat and offers IPO access without displaying a licence. The SFC has flagged the site. Do not deposit and do not send identity documents.
Sources, checked 24 September 2026: SFC Suspicious Websites alert list entry for mkintinv.com (17 September 2026) · RDAP registration record · the live page at mkintinv.com, read in full
