Live · World's First Provably Fair Blockchain Draw
Every entry has an equal, mathematically certain probability of selection. The draw algorithm is immutable and publicly verifiable. Manipulation is architecturally impossible.
Every draw ever run asks the player to trust the operator. SWSS Draw removes the request. Random number generation runs inside a public smart contract, so a winning outcome is reproducible from public block data rather than asserted by a private server, and anyone can re-verify a completed draw from its transaction hash, contract address and event logs. Fairness here is a property of the mechanism, not a claim in terms and conditions.
It runs today on BNB Chain, deliberately. Operating on an established public ledger is proof-of-mechanism: it demonstrates the model in production, in public, before it carries settled real assets. Tickets are minted as BEP-721 tokens directly into the player's own wallet — transferable, traceable for the life of the draw, and visible in any standard wallet or explorer.
Prizes settle on chain to the wallet that bought the ticket. There is no off-chain prize pool, no operator custody and no withdrawal queue, which removes the three places a draw operator can fail a winner even without intending to. Every winning settlement issues a public Finality Certificate.
SWSS Draw is an independent application with its own domain and its own login, verified once and available on iOS, Android and web. In Q4 2026 it migrates to SWSS Chain, where attestation passes to the NodeX validator set and prizes become DEED-1 settled real assets through the SWSS Draw Marketplace — the first blockchain draw platform whose prizes are settlement records rather than payouts.
How Fairness Is Proved
| Property | How it is guaranteed |
| On-Chain RNG | Generation runs in a public smart contract, so the outcome is reproducible from public block data rather than from a private server |
| BEP-721 Tickets | Each ticket is minted into the buyer's own wallet — transferable, traceable, and visible in any standard wallet or explorer |
| Public Re-Verification | Anyone can re-verify a draw from its transaction hash, contract address and event logs, without the operator's cooperation |
| On-Chain Prize Settlement | Prizes settle to the wallet that bought the ticket — no prize pool, no custody, no withdrawal queue |
| Finality Certificate | Every winning settlement issues a public certificate, verifiable on the network the draw ran on |
After migration the same guarantees hold with a stronger source: deterministic verifiable randomness attested by the NodeX validator set, and settlement records readable through SWSS Explorer. The migration changes who attests the outcome, not whether a player has to trust anyone — the answer to that was already no.
A draw entry is an entry in a draw. This document makes no claim of return, yield or appreciation for any participant; Risk Factors applies.