Test network — prizes have no monetary value
LuckDrop runs on Base Sepolia (test network). LUCK coins won or earned here are for testing only and cannot be exchanged for money.
Free tickets, every draw. Your ticket's tradable while you're still in.
Connect a crypto wallet to sign in and get one free ticket. No ticket price — you just pay the network's own gas fee. Already have a wallet with a little ETH on Base? It takes under a minute. New to wallets? Here's how to get one ↓ — allow about ten minutes the first time.
Once the ticket window closes, five slots are locked onto your ticket: the first four each hold either the word "LUCK" or "DROP"; the fifth holds a number between 1 and 9,999. You'll see them when the first round is near.
One slot is drawn per round, in order. The first four rounds each draw either the word "LUCK" or "DROP"; the fifth draws a number between 1 and 9,999. Each is matched to the same slot on your ticket — round 1 checks slot 1, round 2 checks slot 2, and so on. If your slot doesn't match, your ticket is out.
Your ticket is yours to sell. A ticket that has survived three rounds has just two left to win — buy one and start from there, or sell yours while it's still in. Trades are in LUCK coins.
Every round knocks out the tickets that don't match. Whoever survives the most rounds wins. If several go out in the same round, the closest overall match across the five slots takes it — in practice that is usually decided by the final number — and if they're still level, the ticket that entered first. Match all five and the prize is yours outright, but that's 1 in 159,984.
A new draw opens every 24 hours: entries are open for 6 hours 55 minutes, then five rounds run 3 hours 25 minutes apart.
The winning numbers are generated by a third-party randomness service, not by us. Nobody — including us — can predict or choose the winning numbers. The result is public and checkable by anyone.
When you win, the prize is recorded in your name and waits for you to collect it. Nobody else can take it, freeze it, or redirect it. You have 180 days to collect it — after that, an unclaimed prize can be returned to a future draw's prize pool.
Every draw result is recorded permanently and publicly on the Base Sepolia blockchain, and the randomness comes from Pyth Entropy — a third-party service we cannot predict or influence. You can verify any result, any time, without trusting us: read the draw contract yourself. The draw and ticket contracts can be upgraded by LuckDrop — that is how fixes and new features ship — so the code you read today can change. Every upgrade is itself recorded on the blockchain, in the same place you can read the contract.
The ticket is genuinely free. No ticket cost, no entry fee, no subscription — LuckDrop funds the prize from its own promotional pool. The one thing you pay is the blockchain's own gas fee to send your entry, which goes to the network and not to us. Selling a ticket on the market is different: the contract takes a small fee out of a completed sale, and the rate is shown on the Market page before you confirm. LuckDrop is currently running on Base Sepolia, a test network, so LUCK coins earned or won here are for testing and have no monetary value. The gas is paid in test ETH, which is not real ETH and cannot be bought — you get it free from a Base Sepolia faucet.
Prizes vary each draw. We're starting with LUCK coins — the platform's own digital coin. We plan to add other digital assets over time, and cash prizes in future, though we can't promise a date. The prize for each draw is shown on the site before it opens.
You don't have to do anything. Draws happen automatically. Your ticket either matches or it doesn't — you can check the result whenever you like. You can also buy a live ticket on the market during the draw.
One free ticket per person, per draw. You can also buy live tickets from other players on the market.
Yes. During the drawing phase you can list your alive ticket for sale on the ticket market, or buy one from another player. Trades settle in LUCK coins — LuckDrop's own currency.
The LUCK coin is LuckDrop's own currency — you use it to buy and sell on the ticket market. Once you've entered your first draw you can claim a one-off welcome gift of 500 LUCK, and you can also win LUCK coins as a draw prize. We plan to add USDC (a digital dollar) as another way to pay on the market later on. The LUCK coin may be supported on decentralized exchanges in the future. Learn more about the LUCK coin.
You'll need a free crypto wallet to sign in and hold your ticket. Popular ones include MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, Rainbow and Rabby — follow their instructions and create your wallet. That wallet is your account: it holds your ticket and any prize you win, and nobody else, including us, can touch either.