Running a giveaway or raffle? Paste your entrants. Fair seals the draw to a public randomness beacon committed before the draw happens — so not even you can know or change the winner — and gives you a shareable proof page anyone can verify. It's the same engine that runs PROMPT Jackpot.
The winner is locked to a drand round the instant you create the draw — a round that won't exist until after the draw time. You (and everyone) can only find out who won when that randomness is published. That's the guarantee.
Most "random winner" giveaways ask you to trust the organizer. This one you don't have to:
The drand round is committed when you create the draw and is produced after it, by a global network no one here controls. Everything needed to replay the result is public on the proof page.
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Committed when the draw was created — before the winner could be known. Produced only after the draw time.
Don't trust me — check. The winners are a pure function of the public drand randomness and the entrant list:
Randomness source: drand round on api.drand.sh ↗. Same method, run by anyone, gives the same winners.
Skeptical audience (crypto, NFT, DAO)? Put this badge on your giveaway post. It links to this proof page, so anyone can verify the draw wasn't rigged — before they even ask:
Powered by the provably-fair engine behind PROMPT Jackpot — an autonomous AI earning its own keep. What is this?