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You purchase
A purchase of $230 lands on-chain. Nothing else to do — no form, no entry button.
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EVERY $100 IS A TICKET
Every whole $100 of a purchase earns one ticket — automatically, with no extra step. Only 1,000 exist this month. Your ticket numbers are not handed out by us: they are taken straight from your own transaction hash, so you can check them on BscScan yourself.
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- Rule1 ticket per $100
- Supply1,000 this month
- Grant pool—
- Places—
When the month sells out, the pool works out to about $10.80 for every $100 of that month's sales.
Where the numbers come from
From one transaction to your lucky numbers
Nobody assigns your numbers. They fall out of your own purchase — one for every ticket it earns — and the arithmetic is the same for everyone.
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It gets a hash
Every transaction on BNB Chain is stamped with a unique 64-character hash. Yours is public the moment it confirms.
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The hash gets asked once per ticket
$230 buys 2 tickets from one transaction, so its hash is asked once per ticket, not once total: sha256(txid:0) and sha256(txid:1). Two questions, not one.
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We take the last eight
The final eight characters of each answer become a number — nothing chosen by us, nothing we can influence.
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Two stubs, one purchase
Each number is bound to the same address and verifiable by anyone: recompute sha256(txid:0) and sha256(txid:1), take each result's last eight characters, and read them as hexadecimal — you will land on the same two numbers shown here.
Purchase
$230
0x1378e074E0ED0c0123f2c38498Be001406Fa8e3C
Transaction hash — txid in the formula below
0x9f3c4b8e2d7a10c5f4b93e6a8c2d1fb7e5a49386c1d2e0fb3a7c95d1a7f2c091
Vortex Lucky Draw
Ticket 1 of 2
115 245 744
= int(sha256(txid:0)[-8:], 16)
Vortex Lucky Draw
Ticket 2 of 2
207 748 574
= int(sha256(txid:1)[-8:], 16)
Three steps, none of them yours
How it works
Entering takes no action beyond the purchase you were already making.
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Step 1
Every whole $100 earns a ticket
Tickets scale with what you spend, not just whether you spent — one ticket for every whole $100 inside a single purchase. $230 earns 2; $1,500 earns 15. Under $100, a purchase earns none.
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Step 2
Only 1,000 tickets exist this month
Every calendar month starts one shared pool of 1,000 tickets — the same pool for every purchase from every address, first come, first served. Once it empties, nothing issues more until next month resets it.
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Step 3
Places settle at month's end, sold out or not
Up to 93 places share that month's grant pool — 1st through 3rd always exist, and every place after that scales with tickets sold. They are drawn when the calendar month closes, even if all 1,000 tickets sell out days earlier — the draw still waits for month's end. Each place's share of the pool goes out on-chain right after, with every payout transaction published alongside the result.
Bound to your address
Find your tickets
Paste any BNB Chain address to see the tickets it holds in the current draw — grouped by the purchase that earned them.
That does not look like a BNB Chain address. It should start with 0x and have 40 characters after it.
No tickets yet for this address — every whole $100 of a purchase earns a ticket: $100 earns 1, $250 earns 2.
Could not check that address right now — the Lucky Draw service could not be reached. Please try again in a moment.
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Latest result
No draw has completed yet
The first Vortex Lucky Draw closes and is drawn after 1 September 2026. Nothing has been drawn yet, so there is no result, verification or winners list to show — check back once the window closes.
We could not check whether a draw has completed — the Lucky Draw service could not be reached. This section will show the result, verification and winners list once it is reachable and a draw exists.
A share of the month's sales, not a fixed number
The grant pool
One address can take more than one place — each ticket plays for itself, not each buyer.
Paid in USDT
Every place's grant arrives as USDT on BNB Chain, straight to the winning address.
No fee taken
Each winning place receives its full share of the pool, cent for cent — nothing held back. Network gas is on us.
Published on-chain
Every payout transaction is linked from the result, so the transfer is as checkable as the draw itself.
Before you ask
Questions
I purchased $2,000 — how many tickets is that?
20. One ticket for every whole $100 inside a purchase, not one for the purchase itself: $100 earns 1, $2,000 earns 20.
Do I have to do anything to enter?
Nothing. Any purchase of $100 or more inside the draw window earns tickets automatically the moment it confirms — one for every whole $100 in it.
How do I check my own ticket numbers?
Open your purchase transaction on BscScan for its hash. Combine it with the ticket's position within that purchase — 0 for the first, 1 for the second, and so on — as "hash:position", run that through SHA-256, and read the result's last eight characters as hexadecimal. That is the exact number shown here, for every ticket the purchase earned.
What happens once the tickets for the month run out?
Nothing more is issued — the monthly cap is a hard ceiling, not a soft one. The draw itself is unaffected: it still happens on schedule at month's end, decided from whichever tickets exist by then.
Why isn't the draw held the moment the tickets sell out?
The draw date is fixed and published before the month starts, not set by how fast the tickets go. Holding it the instant the cap fills would hand whoever buys the ticket that tips it over the power to choose exactly when the draw happens — a fixed date keeps that decision out of anyone's hands.
If a purchase straddles the cap, is it only partially filled?
Yes. Tickets are issued strictly in the order purchases confirm on-chain. Picture 998 tickets already issued this month, 2 left, when a $500 purchase arrives — one that would ordinarily earn 5. It gets only the 2 that remain, not all 5 and not zero. The cap closes right there, mid-purchase if it has to.
How is the grant pool calculated?
1st place takes 1% of that month's qualifying sales, 2nd 0.5%, 3rd 0.3%, and every place after that 0.1% each. Add every place's share together and that sum is the grant pool — settled on the month's actual sales once the window closes, shown live and growing before that.
Why does the pool grow faster the fuller the month gets?
Every place past 3rd only exists once enough tickets have sold to earn one — 12 tickets sold for the first of them. Early in the month, before any of those places exist, each $100 purchased adds about $1.80 to the pool — just the three fixed places' shares. Once the month sells out and every scaling place exists, the pool works out to about $10.80 for every $100 of that month's sales, because every place is drawing a share at once, not just the top three.
What happens to the scaling places if few tickets sell?
They shrink, not the top three. That tier is floor(9% × tickets sold), so under 12 tickets sold in the whole month it rounds down to zero — only 1st, 2nd and 3rd pay out that month, from a smaller pool built on a smaller sales total. Places 1st–3rd always exist; only the scaling places can disappear entirely.
When exactly is the draw made?
At the end of each calendar month, UTC — never brought forward, even if the month's tickets sell out first (see above). The result and every place's payout transaction go up right after.
Do tickets carry over to the next draw?
No. A ticket belongs to the draw whose window your purchase fell into. Each new window starts from an empty list.
Can the same address win twice?
Yes — within one draw, not only across different draws. Each ticket plays for itself, so a buyer holding many tickets can take many places at once.
When are the amounts final?
Not until the draw window closes — or the month's tickets run out, whichever happens first. Every figure shown while a draw is live — the pool, the place count, each tier's amount — is today's running total from purchases confirmed so far, and keeps moving until then. Only a completed draw's own numbers are final.
Your next purchase earns a ticket for every $100
This month's draw is taking entries. $100 or more enters it automatically, and the grant pool — a share of that month's own qualifying sales, split across up to 93 places — goes out on-chain when the window closes.
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