Criticalscore 68 · flagged Wednesday, September 9, 2026

pmxe.fun

Appeared in the .fun zone on Wednesday, September 9, 2026; by the end of that day the census found active website. Full domain report

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What matched

TLD with a high abuse rate
matched: fun
+8
page impersonates a brand
matched: PayPal
+22
brand in page title, not in the name
matched: paypal
+20
form on a brand-styled page
matched: has_form
+18
Registrar
Nameserver provider
Nameservers
ns1.vercel-dns.com, ns2.vercel-dns.com
First-day state
active website
HTTP status
200
Page title
PMX — Payments Market Exchange
Has a form
yes
Brand echoed

Model opinions

Second opinionlooks benignconfidence 58%· claude-opus-5

Page is a self-branded 'PMX — Payments Market Exchange' directory of public payments companies (Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Block, Coinbase, Robinhood) with outbound links to those companies' real sites and Yahoo Finance quotes; the PayPal hit is a sector listing, not impersonation, and the only forms are a company search and a text 'coin name' configuration field, not credential or payment capture. The memecoin 'Launch coin' handoff to ponsfamily.com is the one soft signal worth monitoring, but n

First passsuspicioustarget: PayPalconfidence 72%· claude-haiku-4-5

The page title and scorer flag 'brand-in-title-not-name' (PayPal mentioned in page title but not domain), combined with a form posting to self and links to PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, Coinbase, and Block. However, the page content presents itself as 'PMX — Payments Market Exchange,' a legitimate-seeming fintech directory/reference tool with no obvious credential capture or payment form visible. The form fields mention 'Payment One' and 'PAY1' (coin configuration), not PayPal login. The impersonati

A model looked at the screenshot and page text and wrote what it thought. It can be wrong, and it is not a finding.

What the page looked like on Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Screenshot of pmxe.fun taken by the zone census on 2026-09-09

Same data as JSON: /api/zone/domain/pmxe.fun. This page is not indexed by search engines and does not link to the site it describes.