Your SPT
What a holder can do here: see what you hold across all 20 chains, send it, move it between chains, vote on proposals, and claim award rounds. Every action is signed in your own wallet. Game tickets bought with the same account are listed at the bottom of this page.
1 Connect your wallet
Your wallet signs; this page never sees a secret key.
2 What you hold
……Per chain
SPT lives on all 20 chains and your balance is per chain. Voting weight and award accrual are counted on the chain the tokens are sitting on.
3 Send SPT
Sends on one chain, to any account on that same chain. 🔴 Whatever you send stops backing your vote on that chain in the same transaction, and arrives with the receiver unvoted — so a token can never speak twice.
4 Move between chains
🔴 A move is two transactions on two chains: a debit here, then a credit on the target once the network braids the proof across — usually one to three minutes. You pay the fee on BOTH chains, so fund the target before you start. An interrupted move is never lost; this page remembers it and resumes it.
5 Vote
………Your weight is your balance on the chain you vote from, at the moment you vote. Votes are chain-local and the result is the sum across all 20 — so tokens on a chain you have not voted from are not counted.
6 Claim awards
…Awards accrue to whatever you held at a round’s record date and never expire. Claiming pays your own account and can be triggered by anyone, but the fee is paid by whoever sends it — here, you.
7 Your game tickets
Tickets are bought on the games page and signed with a wallet, so they are listed here, under the account that bought them — the same account this page is showing.
Every game round in which the account holds tickets, and what happened to them. Winners are paid inside the draw. Under the contract’s rules a refund can go only to the account that bought the tickets: our settlement program sends it, and the contract lets anyone send it — any connected wallet can, from this section — so sending it does not depend on us. There is nothing to claim here.
no account — connect a wallet above, or watch oneHow the winner is decided, what could stop a draw, and what we do about it
- Under the contract's rules, nobody can choose the winner. Until the contract is frozen, our admin keys can override those rules — see “Who can change this contract” on the games page.
- Each round is decided by one public drand randomness beacon: the one drand publishes about 3 minutes after the round's draw time, fixed when the round's first ticket is bought. The contract checks that beacon against drand's published key before it pays anyone, so a made-up or altered beacon is refused, and once sales close, nothing on the Kadena chain — no block and no miner — can change the result. So under the contract's rules, nobody — whether a player, a miner or us — can choose the winner or know it while tickets can still be bought.
- drand can only stop publishing: each beacon has exactly one valid signature, so it cannot hand a round a different result. Its beacons are produced jointly by independent operators, and one could be known early only if enough of them worked together.
- One case is not covered: if the Kadena network stalled for more than about 3 minutes right at a round's close, or a miner rewrote that much of it, a ticket could be accepted after that round's beacon was already public. What limits it: the 3-minute wait is longer than any gap between blocks we measured on this chain — the longest was 136 seconds, over 120,001 blocks.
- If a round is never drawn — drand stopped, or nobody sent the draw — it is not stuck: once 90 days have passed since its beacon was due, anyone can trigger its refund, and each ticket gets its price back plus an equal part of any bonus. Until a refund lands, the round can still be drawn normally.
- What we do about it: our settlement program sends each draw once its beacon is out, and the contract lets anyone send it — from the games page, with any wallet, for only the network fee — so a draw never depends on us. Anyone can work out the winners from the published beacon before the draw is sent, and every prize has a published ceiling.