Independent public-interest resource — not affiliated with Multiplifi or any wallet provider. We will never ask for your recovery phrase, private key, or a signature.

Avoid the second scam

Drain victims are the most re-targeted population in crypto. Your address is now on attacker lists. Expect a second attempt — and a third.

The scripts they will run on you

"Multiplifi support / refund team" DMs

Accounts impersonating Multiplifi, its founder, or "claims teams" will DM victims promising refunds or priority compensation. They will eventually ask you to connect a wallet to a refund portal, sign a message, or enter your seed phrase. All three are the drain.

"Recovery agent" / "blockchain forensics" services

Anyone cold-messaging you offering to recover drained funds for an upfront fee, a "release deposit," or a percentage is running a recovery scam. Legitimate investigators don't DM victims — they publish their methods.

"Verify your wallet to receive your claim"

Any link asking you to re-sign, re-approve, or "verify ownership" to claim compensation is a second drainer. Compensation never requires you to sign a new approval — especially not an unlimited one.

Fake versions of this site

Expect clones of claimant-intake pages. This site will never ask for your seed phrase, private key, a signature, a "verification fee," remote access, or your full wallet file. The intake form actively rejects seed-shaped text before sealing. If a "claim site" asks for any of those, it is a scam — including one that looks exactly like this page.

Hard rules

  1. Never enter your recovery phrase or private key anywhere — not a website, not a "verification tool," not a DM. There is no legitimate use case.
  2. Never sign to "verify" or "claim." A real refund doesn't need your signature; a drainer does.
  3. Never pay an upfront fee for recovery. Recovery happens through exchanges/issuers freezing funds and law enforcement — not through a DM.
  4. Check every approval — the fake login may have gotten more than xUSDT. revoke.cash → search your address → revoke anything to 0x3b2c3fdf… or anything you don't recognize.
  5. Type URLs yourself. Never follow a link from a DM, reply, or search ad — including links claiming to be this resource.

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