Every 5 minutes, the engine claims the creator fees of $LP into a shared pot. Every 30 minutes, one wallet holding at least $100 of $LP is selected at random and receives the full pot directly. There is nothing to buy, claim or stake, and the team takes no cut.
Holding $LP is the only requirement. There is nothing to buy or claim, and there is no team wallet.
Every trade of $LP pays a creator fee. Those fees accumulate in the pons escrow until the engine collects them.
The engine claims 100% of the accumulated fees into the pot, six times per draw. The pot is shown on this page in real time.
A snapshot is taken of every wallet holding at least $100 of $LP. One wallet is selected using the hash of the draw block as the seed. Each eligible wallet has an equal chance.
The full pot is sent in ETH to the winner's wallet in a single transaction. There is nothing to claim and no gas to pay. The pot then resets.
Every figure on this page is read from the engine. Each draw leaves its transactions on Blockscout: the fee claims and the payout.
Any token launched on LotteryPad runs its own draw on its own schedule. Every trade pays a small tax: 0.3% supports the platform and 0.7% funds that token's lottery pool. This is the minimum, and creators can set a higher rate. Every 30 minutes, one holder with at least $50 of the token wins the pool.
Connect a wallet, upload a logo and choose the tax rate and draw settings. The platform deploys the token on Robinhood Chain and the engine runs the draws automatically. Each token receives a live dashboard like this one.
Creators can adjust the lottery parameters. The defaults are minimums:
$LP launches on pons, Robinhood Chain. The engine claims fees every 5 minutes and pays one holder with $100 or more every 30 minutes.
Every draw publishes its snapshot, seed block and result so anyone can recompute the winner. The engine source is released.
Launch a token with a 1% tax: 0.3% to the platform, 0.7% to its own pool. One holder with $50 or more wins every 30 minutes. Each token gets a dashboard.
Creators set the tax rate, draw interval, minimum holding and number of winners. Platform fees buy back $LP for the $LP pot.