Every automatic draw on the platform is designed to be independently verifiable — not just by operators, but by any customer or third party who wants to check the result. The system is cryptographically committed before a draw executes and produces a replayable audit log that can be verified directly in a browser, through an AI assistant, or via an external Python compiler. Autodraws use the same Verified Random system as live draws, with a built-in fallback for the rare occasions when the drand network is temporarily unavailable.Documentation Index
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The fallback audit system described on this page activates automatically if the drand network is offline. Under normal conditions, autodraws run through Verified Random just like live draws.
The Audit Commitment
On every autodraw competition page, customers can see a blue hash value before the draw takes place. This hash is a cryptographic commitment to the draw parameters — it is published before the competition closes, making it impossible to alter the draw outcome after the fact without producing a different hash. Customers can copy and record this hash at any time as proof of what was committed prior to the draw. Once the competition has closed, three buttons become available on the competition page to verify that the ticket number was chosen fairly.Verifying the Draw
Verify Draw Fairness
A JavaScript script runs in the browser and recalculates the expected winning ticket number using the committed seed. If the draw was not tampered with, the script will produce the exact same winning ticket number shown on the competition. This check can be run by anyone directly on the competition page — no technical knowledge required.
Audit Bundle Download
A downloadable bundle containing two text files is available for deeper verification:
- Technical data file — intended for developers and auditors, containing the seed, the full entry list, and the calculation logic used to select the winner.
- Verification script file — a ready-to-run file that can be fed into Claude AI or pasted into any online Python compiler to independently reproduce the winning ticket number.