motocards.fun
Appeared in the .fun zone on Friday, August 28, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website about crypto web3. Full domain report
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"Moto" markets its own brand of a no-KYC crypto debit card funded from ETH/Robinhood on a fresh .fun domain hosted on Vercel; Robinhood is named as a funding source rather than impersonated, and the only form is an email/company waitlist, so this is not phishing — but an anonymous, unlicensed no-KYC neobank pitch is a common crypto-lure shape and warrants monitoring.
The page impersonates Robinhood by prominently featuring 'Fund from Robinhood' language and positioning it as a product feature of the 'Moto' neobank, while collecting user credentials via a form (email, company, checkboxes) that posts to itself with no legitimate offsite links. The domain name 'motocards.fun' does not own the Robinhood brand, yet the page title and content position Robinhood as an integrated funding source to deceive users into connecting their Robinhood accounts.
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What the page looked like on Friday, August 28, 2026
Same data as JSON: /api/zone/domain/motocards.fun. This page is not indexed by search engines and does not link to the site it describes.