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    How a draw becomes verifiable
    1. Funding: Prizely funds the pool and the amount is recorded before anyone can enter.
    2. Ticket entry: Each free entry is written with a hashed customer identity and a reference code the customer keeps.
    3. Winner selection: The draw result is appended, linked to the exact tickets it was drawn from.
    4. Payout and settlement: The prize paid, and where every remaining pound went, closes the chain.

    Each record is cryptographically linked to the one before it. Records are appended; a correction creates a new record linked to the original. Search a reference code or transaction hash to follow the chain.

    How customer identities stay private

    Customer identities appear only as SHA-256 hashes. A reference code lets you find your own ticket without publishing your name, your other entries or your account balance.

    The technology and patent application

    The draw technology is the subject of an international patent application published by WIPO as WO 2026/150235, with a positive assessment from the European Patent Office.

    Read the application on the WIPO record, WO 2026/150235

    The current records are on the Prizely Ledger. Its transaction format is aligned with Solana; recording on the Solana network is planned for a future update.