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How fairness works โWon a real item? Sell it back instantly at the quoted rate for COIN, or ship the physical thing to your door. Your call, every pull.
Your inventory โAfter the reveal we show the seed. Recompute any roll yourself with the open-source fair twin. Don't trust us, check us.
Verify a roll โBefore you open anything, we publish the hash of a secret server seed. Your pull mixes that seed with your own client seed, so the result is fixed the instant you open, and we can't reach in and change it after. Once it's revealed we show the seed, and you (or the open-source verifier) can recompute the exact outcome. No trust required.
Straight answer: right now it's a dev faucet, test COIN, one tap in the wallet, not real money. Real crypto deposits go live at launch. We'd rather ship the fair mechanics and prove them first than fake a cashier.
Real items: a watch, a pair of grails, a car, each graded and quoted at a market rate. Take it shipped to your door, or sell it back instantly for COIN at the quoted rate. Nothing expires; sit on a win as long as you want.
Sell-back is instant: COIN hits your balance the moment you confirm. Physical delivery runs on the item's supplier: small goods land in days, big-ticket grails take longer, and you get tracking the whole way. You never have to ship; selling back is always one tap.
Some seats are, and we tag them BOT, no pretending they're your buddies. They roll on the exact same provably-fair odds you do, with zero house tilt. It's there so a battle fills at 3am instead of you staring at an empty lobby.
18+, no exceptions. Mystery boxes are entertainment, not an investment. Only play with what you can afford to lose. Full company and licensing details land at launch; until then it's test COIN only, so nobody's out real money.