A netizen has flagged a new app on Apple's App Store called "hapy2", which shows up when you search for "Hpay". The listing names the developer as TreasureCorp Holdings and files the app under Lifestyle. Inside, the home screen advertises an "asset registration channel for former HuiOne users", and a pop-up "letter to former HuiOne users" says some account balances can no longer be processed normally, asking people to submit their account and balance details so a "lawful resolution" can be arranged later.
The netizen's verdict was blunt: obviously fake, a pure knockoff. Crypto theft has been piling up lately, and a pitch promising to help recover stuck HuiOne balances is exactly the bait that works on people who still have money frozen there. One commenter joked that the Qing dynasty fell long ago, and HuiOne is long gone too.
A simple rule: any "registration channel" that asks you to log your balance, upload documents, or hand over recovery phrases or verification codes is one to avoid. Legitimate institutions don't handle this through an unknown new app. Don't download it, don't register, and don't transfer anything.
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