BTC Multiplier 3567A

Identification

“BTC Multiplier 3567A” is not a known person or formal organization name. It appears to be a descriptor/label associated with the website btcmultiplier.com (including the page you referenced: http://btcmultiplier.com/games.php). In practice, strings like “3567A” are commonly used as an internal campaign, game, or transaction identifier shown in a site UI, referral system, or payment/processor memo; its exact meaning cannot be verified from publicly available documentation.

What the site is generally described as

Public reporting has described BTC-Multiplier / btcmultiplier.com as presenting itself as a Bitcoin “multiplier” service—i.e., a site that claims users can send Bitcoin and receive back a larger amount (typically framed as fast, easy, or “guaranteed” returns). This “bitcoin multiplier” premise is widely characterized by security analysts as a classic scam pattern (often structured like a Ponzi scheme), relying on “too good to be true” returns and fabricated “latest payments” style proof. (helpnetsecurity.com)

CCN specifically published an article titled “Bitcoin Scam Alert – BTC-Multiplier.com”, describing it as a scam operation and noting typical red flags (e.g., implausible promises and questionable “payments” evidence). (ccn.com)

Practical interpretation of “3567A”

Without access to the site’s backend (and since the page cannot be safely fetched here), “3567A” is best interpreted as an internal code (for example: a game room ID, offer variant, or tracking tag) rather than a verifiable identity.

Safety note (if you encountered this via a charge/transfer)

If you saw “BTC Multiplier 3567A” in connection with a payment, deposit request, or wallet transfer:

• treat it as high-risk and do not send funds based on “multiplier” promises;
• if funds were already sent, preserve transaction IDs, screenshots, and correspondence, and consider reporting to relevant platforms/authorities.

(General warning about “bitcoin multiplier” schemes as a scam category is documented by security commentary.) (helpnetsecurity.com)