2Pick how many entries you want — up to that raffle's max per wallet. More entries, better odds.
3Confirm one transaction. Your ETH stays locked in the raffle's own contract — nobody can touch it before the draw.
4When the timer ends, anyone can trigger the draw. Winners come from an onchain block hash, so it's verifiable.
5Check the raffle page for the winners list. If a raffle gets cancelled, come back and claim your refund.
Entry fees are non-refundable once winners are drawn — only cancelled raffles refund.
Running a raffle
For project founders
1Pay the one-time creation fee to deploy your own raffle contract. Add a title, image and X link.
2Set your terms: entry fee (or free), number of WL winners, max per wallet, and closing time.
3Share the link. Entries and the raised total update live on your raffle page.
4After entries close, hit Start the draw, then pick winners once the committed block lands.
5Copy the winner wallets in one click, and withdraw your share to any address you choose.
A small platform fee is taken from each entry — the rest is yours. Need to stop early? Cancel and everyone gets refunded. Launch a raffle →
Before you enter — read this
You join entirely at your own risk. This platform hosts the raffle mechanics onchain, but it does not vet projects, verify their promises, or guarantee that any whitelist spot will be honoured.
Only enter through the link shared by the raffle creator's own official channels — their X account, Discord or website. Never trust a raffle link sent in DMs or by a random account.
Fake raffles exist. Anyone can create one here with any name or image. Check the title, the linked X profile and the contract address on the raffle page before you spend anything.
Only send what you can afford to lose. Entry fees are non-refundable once winners are drawn.