Is fibt.com Legit or a Scam? Find Out — Score 12/100

The automated assessment indicates very high risk. We advise against using this site.

Automated checks on November 3, 2026 covered: the captured pages, DNS, certificate and registration data, forms and scripts, threat-intelligence feeds.

First analyzed Aug 19, 2026 · Updated Nov 3, 2026

First International Bank Trust Website Assessment Website Overview and Purpose The page presents itself as the website of First International Bank Trust (FIBT), offering personal and business banking information and online account access. The captured text includes account choices such as Online Banking, Credit Card, eZBusiness, retirement accounts, and Trust Online Access. It also promotes savings, loans, business solutions, community programs, and banking articles. The footer identifies First International Bank Trust and states that it is an Equal Housing Lender and Member FDIC. Content Quality and User Experience The screenshot shows a branded banking homepage with navigation, a prominent “Secure Account Sign In” panel, and fields for an Access ID and password. The page also provides enrollment and account-opening links, customer-service hours, a routing number, and a cookie-consent notice. Scraped contact-page content gives a Watford City, North Dakota address and a customer-care phone number. A privacy policy is linked and detected. These details make the presentation coherent, but polished design, TLS, domain age, and contact information do not independently establish that the domain is the bank’s verified official site. Claims Verification and Red Flags The decisive concern is the supplied deterministic signal credential_harvesting=yes . The captured page visibly requests an account identifier and password in a banking sign-in form. The supplied facts do not establish the form’s destination or confirm the exact capture mechanism, so this assessment does not claim that credentials were submitted or stolen. However, a credential-harvesting signal combined with a first-party FIBT identity presentation and an account-login surface is a strong malicious anchor. The domain is not marked as officially verified in the supplied evidence. Legitimacy and Reputation Assessment There are meaningful benign indicators: the domain is reported as 29 years old, DNS and valid SSL are present, the hosting provider is identified as First International Bank Trust, and WebRisk is clean. The page also includes consistent bank identity and contact details. These facts support a plausible legitimate-bank explanation, but they do not override the affirmative credential-harvesting signal. No threat-intelligence hit is reported; that absence is not proof of safety. Archive history is described as suspicious with a low score, which is secondary context rather than the basis for this verdict. Final Verdict and Recommendations The current result is phishing with a trust score of 12/100 . Conclusion: This domain shows strong phishing or impersonation indicators and should be treated as unsafe. Do not enter passwords, seed phrases, wallet approvals, payment details, or personal information on this site.

• [CREDENTIAL HARVESTING] OBSERVED: Deterministic credential_harvesting signal is affirmative.
• [BANK LOGIN] OBSERVED: The page presents a First International Bank & Trust sign-in form requesting an Access ID/User ID and password.
• [DOMAIN VERIFICATION] OBSERVED: The supplied facts do not verify fibt.com as the bank’s official domain.

• [SECURITY] OBSERVED: The immutable signal snapshot reports credential_harvesting=yes.
• [PAGE CONTENT] OBSERVED: The homepage identifies itself as First International Bank & Trust and offers a “Secure Account Sign In” with Access ID and Password fields.
• [VISUAL] OBSERVED: The screenshot shows FIBT branding and a sign-in panel with User ID and Password fields.
• [IDENTITY] OBSERVED: official_domain_verified=no; the supplied evidence does not confirm fibt.com as the bank’s official domain.
• [CONTACT] OBSERVED: Scraped contact content provides a Watford City, North Dakota address and phone number, and the homepage footer gives customer-service hours and a routing number.
• [ASSESSMENT] INFERRED: A bank-branded account login paired with the affirmative credential-harvesting signal is a strong credential-theft risk, even though the exact capture mechanism is not supplied.

• Homepage title: “Personal Banking Services | First International Bank & Trust.”
• Homepage text and footer identify First International Bank & Trust.
• Screenshot shows First International Bank & Trust branding alongside the account sign-in panel.
• Title references First International Bank & Trust
• First International Bank & Trust appears repeatedly in visible page text (4 mentions)

Is fibt.com a scam?

ScamMinder's automated checks on November 3, 2026 rated fibt.com Very High Risk, 12/100. They did not establish a scam. We advise against using this site.

Is fibt.com safe?

ScamMinder rated fibt.com Very High Risk, 12/100, on November 3, 2026. The automated assessment indicates very high risk. We advise against using this site.

What is the trust score of fibt.com?

fibt.com has a ScamMinder trust score of 12/100 (Very High Risk) from automated checks on November 3, 2026. The score is a trust index built from the evidence we could observe, not a probability.

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