Transparent by design
A reward anyone can check.
The animation tells the story of the reward. The server decides the result. A verification trail lets anyone check the outcome against the committed seed and prize table.
Discuss your campaignThe result comes before the animation
The campaign’s active prize table accounts for configured weights, caps and budgets. The server commits to the table and seed, then derives the result. A wheel, chip or ball presents that result without deciding it in the browser.
A limited prize is never promised twice
When a prize is limited, a unit is set aside for the visit that draws it before the table is committed. However many people play at once, the last unit goes to one of them, and nobody is promised a prize that then disappears.
One proof behind the presentation
Game details such as a Plinko chip’s route or the symbols on a Scratch Card are derived from the same digest as the reward. The public verification experience can reconstruct supported game presentations as well as the prize outcome.
Clear about choices and skill
Choosing a box changes which box opens. A Free Kick gesture changes the initial aim and power. Neither changes reward probabilities. The explanations people see distinguish the interaction from the server-selected result.
A quiz is scored, not drawn
In a quiz, the answers decide the result. The answer key stays on the server and never reaches the browser, and the server scores every quiz. Answers sent after a time limit do not count, and sending them again does not change the score. The verifier shows the score instead of a draw; when the reward is an entry into a draw, that draw is verified as usual.
Predictions, memory and choices
A prediction is scored once the real result is entered, from the picks stored before each match locked. In Memory and the Sliding Puzzle, the server deals the board and checks every move, so skill decides the result. A poll, a survey or a calculator has no draw, and a recommendation matches the answers to an outcome without chance.
Verification has a specific scope
A valid proof checks an outcome against the committed inputs. It does not certify the business running the campaign, guarantee reward fulfilment or establish regulatory approval. Offer terms, eligibility and fulfilment remain that business’s responsibility.
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