Draw and Raffle Official Rules

These rules cover platform draws, community raffles, partner raffles, jackpot rounds, NFT-style reward tests, token-distribution tests, and similar draw experiences offered through ElyxS during the public beta.

The beta uses Supra testnet assets only. Testnet tickets, prizes, payouts, balances, and rewards have no real monetary value.

To participate, you must satisfy the eligibility requirements in the Terms of Use. You must be at least 18 years old, legally allowed to participate where you are located and resident, and not subject to sanctions or other restrictions.

ElyxS may restrict participation if a wallet, location, traffic pattern, or user action appears unlawful, abusive, sanctioned, automated, or inconsistent with these rules.

Each draw may display specific parameters such as:

• draw type or category;
• ticket price or entry requirement;
• sales start and end time;
• maximum tickets per wallet or purchase;
• minimum participant rules;
• number of winners;
• prize pool or reward description;
• claim window;
• cancellation or refund behavior;
• partner or organizer information.

Draw-specific parameters are part of the rules for that draw.

If the UI and smart contract state disagree, the smart contract state determines the outcome for on-chain operations.

Entries are recorded through wallet transactions or contract-recognized participation methods. A ticket counts only when the smart contract records it as successful.

Late, failed, reverted, duplicate, canceled, refunded, or unauthorized transactions may not count. A pending wallet request, local UI state, or support message does not create a ticket unless the smart contract records the entry.

Tickets are tied to the wallet that entered the draw. ElyxS does not guarantee that tickets, claims, or refunds can be transferred to another wallet.

Odds depend on the final number of eligible tickets, the number of eligible participants, the number of winners, and the draw rules. Odds may change until sales close or the draw reaches its final entry state.

No user is guaranteed to win.

Winner selection is handled by the configured smart contract process and Supra dVRF where enabled.

ElyxS does not manually choose winners, privately replace randomness, or reassign settled prizes through the application interface.

Settlement may be delayed if randomness, oracle data, automation, RPC access, indexing, or other dependencies are unavailable.

During the public beta, prizes and rewards use testnet assets only and have no real monetary value. They are not redeemable for cash, mainnet assets, or other value unless a separate written campaign rule expressly says otherwise.

Prize information shown in the UI is for the relevant draw.

A displayed prize does not create a right to receive it unless the user satisfies the draw rules and the smart contract records a result that can be claimed.

If the draw result leaves a prize available to claim, it must be claimed from the wallet that won.

You may need to sign a transaction with that same wallet.

Unclaimed prizes may remain unclaimed, expire, roll over, return to a pool, or follow another contract-defined path depending on the draw configuration.

ElyxS cannot recover a prize for a user who loses wallet access or refuses to sign the required claim transaction.

A draw may be canceled, paused, archived, or moved into a refund process when the contract permits it.

ElyxS may also do this when it determines that continuation would be unsafe, unlawful, abusive, technically broken, or inconsistent with the draw rules.

Refund availability is governed by the Refund and Claim Policy and the smart contract state. In the beta, refunds relate to testnet assets only and do not create claims with real value.

ElyxS may restrict access, ignore entries, refuse support, or preserve evidence when it suspects:

• bots or Sybil behavior;
• attempts to bypass ticket limits;
• exploitation of smart contract, UI, oracle, VRF, or indexer issues;
• location or sanctions misrepresentation;
• fraudulent support claims;
• attacks on infrastructure or other users;
• conduct that would make a draw unlawful or unfair.

Because direct on-chain transactions may be technically possible outside the frontend, ElyxS may also use off-chain support, frontend measures, API measures, and operational controls to reduce abuse.

Draw activity and results may be public on-chain. The smart contract record is the primary source for on-chain ticket counts, settlement, winners, claims, and refunds.

If you believe the UI is wrong, contact support@elyxs.com with the wallet address, draw id, transaction hash, screenshots if useful, and a clear description.

Support can investigate the read model and documented processes, but cannot privately change settled on-chain outcomes.

The public beta uses testnet assets only and has no real value. If a future deployment or campaign involves rewards with real value, users are responsible for taxes, reporting, and legal compliance in their jurisdictions.

Do not participate if the draw format is illegal or restricted where you are located or resident.

ElyxS may update these rules during the beta. Material changes may require acceptance of updated legal documents before protected actions.