Fortune becomes a blockchain event
Ten winning tickets. Verifiable Chainlink VRF v2.5 randomness. Every stage and result can be checked independently.
Participation involves risk. No profit is guaranteed.Connect a wallet to synchronize the core with Polygon Mainnet.
Synchronized through your wallet · Polygon MainnetConnect a wallet on Polygon to reveal on-chain values.
Connect a wallet to load current round data from Polygon.
The target pool is an informational reference and does not trigger a draw automatically.
A stage advances only after its corresponding on-chain state is confirmed.
The OPEN state allows contract-quoted ticket purchases.
An authorized administrator closes sales by starting the draw process.
The fixed ticket set waits for one verifiable randomness request.
Accepted randomness is converted into ten ordered winning ticket IDs.
Winners claim available prizes from the wallet that owns each ticket.
Live data comes directly from Polygon through your wallet.
Connect a wallet on Polygon to reveal on-chain values.
Reveal an entertainment-only prediction created privately in your browser.
This prediction is entertainment only. It does not affect the draw, winning probability or smart-contract operation.Exact prizes for 10 winning ticket IDs come from the contract.
Ten unique ticket IDs are selected, not necessarily ten different wallet addresses.
One wallet can win more than once when it owns multiple selected tickets.
No finalized results for this round.
Decoded from the new contract, starting at its deployment block.
Connect a wallet to load verifiable events.
You do not need to trust project claims — every available stage can be checked independently.
A confirmed buyTickets transaction created ticket ownership.
The VRF request transaction fixed the set of eligible tickets.
The contract emitted a verifiable randomness request ID.
The coordinator callback was accepted by the lottery contract.
The round was finalized in a confirmed transaction.
WinnerSelected events preserve the ordered ticket IDs.
Finalized results expose the exact prize assigned to each position.
PrizeClaimed events prove self-service payout by winners.
Published, verifiable facts — not a claim that the contract is risk-free.
Authorized admins start the draw; the contract enforces its state transitions.
Seren never asks for a seed phrase or private key.
A direct POL transfer to the contract does not replace buying through the designated function.
Seren exposes the verified contract, Polygon transactions, Chainlink VRF coordinator data and the lifecycle of every round.
Verified source code on PolygonScan
Live data comes directly from Polygon through your wallet.
The interface explains every step while the contract remains the source of truth for prices, round status and results.
Choose an injected wallet or WalletConnect and switch to Polygon Mainnet.
Select a quantity, optional referral credits and a referrer on your first purchase.
The app simulates the contract call and asks your wallet to confirm the current quoted payment.
Chainlink VRF supplies randomness; finalized winners claim prizes from their own wallet.
Each finalized round selects ten unique winning ticket IDs. The contract records the winner, ticket ID, exact prize and claim status for every position.
Ten unique ticket IDs are selected, not necessarily ten different wallet addresses.
One wallet can win more than once when it owns multiple selected tickets.
1st place receives the largest contract-calculated share
Places 2–10 share the remaining prize allocation
Exact payouts are read from finalized on-chain results; the target pool is informational and does not trigger a draw.
After connecting, your dashboard reads wallet-specific values directly through the selected wallet provider.
A valid referrer can be set only on a wallet’s first purchase and becomes permanent. Credits earned through the contract can reduce the price of eligible tickets.
Understand the mechanics and risks before connecting a wallet.
It is a smart-contract lottery on Polygon where ticket purchases, draw state, winners and claims are verifiable on-chain.
Polygon Mainnet, chain ID 137. The app can request a network switch from a compatible wallet.
The interface reads the current ticket price and an exact purchase quote from the verified contract.
From 1 to 100 tickets in one confirmed purchase, subject to the current contract state.
No. The target is informational. An authorized administrator starts the draw according to the contract process.
The contract uses Chainlink VRF v2.5 to request verifiable randomness for the round.
Ten unique ticket IDs are selected for a finalized round.
Yes. A wallet holding multiple selected ticket IDs can occupy more than one winning position.
No. A winner claims an available prize from the wallet that owns the winning ticket.
A previous participant can be set as referrer on the first purchase; eligible activity can grant contract-managed credits.
No. Once registered by the first purchase, the referrer is permanent for that wallet.
Live contract actions remain unavailable until the wallet switches to Polygon Mainnet.
No. Lottery participation is risky, POL spent may be lost and no return or profit is guaranteed.
Connect only when you are comfortable with the rules and risk. Live values will come from the verified Polygon contract through your wallet.
