Weekly Draw Rules

Network

Current testnet implementation: testnet (IOTA testnet).

DrawManager

The Weekly Draw uses the on-chain DrawManager module. On-chain state is authoritative for ticket sales, pricing, vault balances, and draw status in the production UI.

Ticket numbers and range

• Each draw supports 3,000 ticket numbers (pricingTotalTickets on-chain).
• Public labels use the range #0000–#2999 (zero-based numbering in the application layer).
• Economic draw rights are recorded on-chain as a DrawEntryper purchased ticket, tied to the buyer's wallet.

Pricing

Ticket price is determined by the on-chain pricing accumulator curve. The UI displays the next ticket price from live on-chain snapshot data. Subject to final owner and legal review before mainnet.

Payment methods (current testnet)

• tLUCKY purchase: pay with tLUCKY, a testnet-only asset with no real monetary value, via the DrawManager on-chain purchase flow.
• XP purchase: on the public testnet deployment, tickets may also be purchased with XP through a controlled backend API flow (/api/testnet/xp-purchase). XP is an internal off-chain utility balance and is not a transferable token.

UI availability of the XP purchase option may depend on product configuration flags; the backend flow exists for the controlled testnet deployment.

Economic allocation (on-chain vaults)

Each ticket payment is allocated on-chain across separate balances enforced by DrawManager:

• Pot vault — prize pool for the active draw
• Reserve vault — reserve balance maintained by contract rules
• Operations — operations fee component recorded by the contract

Exact proportions are defined by on-chain contract logic and are visible per transaction. Nothing in the draw guarantees user profit, return, or real-world monetary value.

Draw status flow

UI status labels map to draw lifecycle phases:

• active — Open
• closing_soon — Closing Soon
• locked — Sales Closed
• drawing — Drawing Live
• settled — Winner Selected
• rolled_over — Rollover
• archived — Archived

Weekly schedule

Canonical business timezone: Europe/Madrid. Weekly sales close is anchored to Sunday 22:00 Europe/Madrid in the current ceremony configuration.

Local reference for Atlantic/Canary may display one hour earlier than peninsular time during daylight saving (e.g. 21:00 in Canary Islands when Madrid shows 22:00). Active draw close times on testnet follow on-chain ends_at_ms values, which may differ during exceptional testnet operations.

Settlement and rollover

• After sales close, the draw moves through commit / finalize phases operated by authorised keeper processes.
• Rollover: when no sold winning ticket is selected under contract rules, pot funds may roll forward per DrawManager rollover behaviour. This is not a guaranteed benefit for holders of previous tickets.

Prize claim vs NFT claim

• Prize payout depends on the on-chain DrawEntry and settlement flow — not on NFT ownership.
• NFT claim is an optional collectible step after purchase. Lucky Ticket NFT minting does not determine draw payout. Some NFT flows are labelled non-atomic in the UI.

Interruptions

RPC failures, keeper delays, contract pauses, or application errors may temporarily halt sales, settlement, or UI updates on testnet.