How it works

Four steps. Your funds never touch ours.

  1. 1

    Connect on Robinhood Chain

    No bridging, no new wallet, no gas gymnastics. You stay on the chain you already use.

  2. 2

    Pick your numbers

    Five numbers plus a bonus ball. The valid ranges, ticket price, and prize pool are read live from today's drawing on Base — nothing is cached or made up.

  3. 3

    Sign once, pay in USDG

    One free off-chain signature locks in exactly what you authorized: your address, your numbers, and a spending cap. Then you pay in USDG on Robinhood Chain, and a bridge solver carries the purchase to Base.

  4. 4

    Tickets mint to you on Base

    Ticket NFTs are minted directly to your own address by the jackpot protocol. Winnings pay from the protocol to the ticket owner — you.

What FEW never does

  • No custody. FEW holds no treasury, no user funds, and no winnings. Money moves from you, through the bridge, to the jackpot protocol.
  • No substitutions. Your signature binds the recipient, the numbers, and the amount. Copied or tampered transactions simply fail.
  • No surprise pricing. Tickets cost exactly what the protocol charges. FEW is paid by the protocol's referral program, not by a markup on you.

If something goes wrong

  • The drawing closed while your purchase was in flight? The purchase reverts and the bridge refunds your own Base address.
  • The ticket price moved? You get as many tickets as your budget covers at the new price; the remainder is refunded to you.
  • Too close to the draw? Your request carries a safety buffer and refuses to execute at the last second — refund, not a rushed ticket.

Claiming winnings

Prizes pay out on Base to the ticket owner, and only the owner can claim them — that is a protocol rule, and it is what makes FEW custody-free. Claiming needs a small amount of ETH on Base for gas. The full detail lives in the whitepaper.