XRPLottery allows you to purchase digital tickets via the XRPL network to participate in an automated raffle drawing according to the rules displayed on this website.
XRPLottery is a private digital service built on blockchain technology (XRPL). It is not a national, public, or state-operated lottery.
The Service operates in a fully automated manner through XRPL transactions and an algorithmic draw, with no human intervention in winner selection.
Important: On-chain data is public by design. If you do not want your address and transactions to be publicly visible, do not use the Service.
If a ticket has already been purchased, any payment attempt using the same DestinationTag is considered invalid.
XRPL transactions are generally irreversible. Always double-check the address, amount, and DestinationTag before sending.
XRPLottery is simple: choose a ticket number, send an XRPL payment with the matching DestinationTag, and the draw happens automatically once sales close.
DestinationTag = 123 to buy ticket #123.
Gambling involves risks, including but not limited to financial loss, addiction, and social isolation.
XRPLottery is a game of chance using blockchain-based digital assets. No winnings are guaranteed, and any amount used to participate may be lost entirely.
Users acknowledge that participation should be undertaken responsibly and only with digital assets they can afford to lose.
XRP is a digital asset used within a decentralized blockchain network and does not constitute legal tender, fiat currency, electronic money, or a regulated financial instrument. Its value may fluctuate significantly and is not guaranteed by any authority.
Participation in the Service involves the use of digital assets that may have market value but are not recognized as official currency. Users are solely responsible for understanding the risks associated with holding and transferring digital assets.
Access to the service is strictly limited to adults (18+ or 21+, depending on applicable local laws).
Users are responsible for ensuring that participation is lawful in their jurisdiction.
You must be of legal age to participate (18+ or 21+ depending on your jurisdiction). By using the Service, you represent that you meet the minimum legal age requirement.
You are solely responsible for ensuring that participation is legal in your jurisdiction and that you are not prohibited from using blockchain-based games of chance.
The Operator does not provide legal advice. If participation is prohibited where you are located, you must not use the Service.
The Operator may restrict or block access to the Service in certain countries or regions, or for compliance, safety, or risk management reasons, including sanctioned jurisdictions.
The Operator may reject or refund payments that do not comply with these rules.
XRPL transactions are generally irreversible and cannot be “cancelled” by the Operator.
The maximum limit of 1,000 tickets per draw is a deliberate design choice intended to keep probabilities transparent and understandable. Unlike some large-scale lotteries where winning odds can become extremely small and difficult to interpret, XRPLottery maintains a bounded participant pool so that the probability of winning remains clearly defined as 1 / N, where N is the number of sold tickets at draw closure.
This structure does not guarantee winnings and does not increase the likelihood of profit. It simply keeps the probability easy to understand and verify.
The Current Pot displayed on the Home page is an estimate of the expected payout based on currently validated ticket sales: it may reflect a 100% payout if only 1 ticket is sold so far, or a 85% payout when 2+ tickets are sold. Values may update as XRPL validations arrive. The final payout is determined at Sales Close.
Winner selection includes only sold tickets: only tickets that have actually been purchased participate in the draw. There are no “empty numbers.”
Winning probability (single ticket):
Let N ∈ ℕ* be the number of sold tickets at draw closing time.
For any given ticket i, the probability of being selected is:
P(i) = 1 N
Probability illustration (for reference only, assuming one ticket held):
• 1 ticket out of 100 sold → 1% chance → potential prize pool: 850 XRP
• 1 ticket out of 500 sold → 0.2% chance → potential prize pool: 4,250 XRP
• 1 ticket out of 1,000 sold → 0.1% chance → potential prize pool: 8,500 XRP
XRPLottery intentionally avoids extremely large ticket pools to preserve clarity of probability rather than creating artificially large jackpots with extremely small odds.
Probability examples are illustrative only and do not guarantee any outcome. Actual probability depends solely on the number of tickets sold at draw closure.
XRPLottery provides a verifiable method allowing anyone to independently recompute the winner selection for a finalized Draw using published data. The canonical rules (as shown in the Transparency modals) include:
The Service may provide an open-source verification script (GitHub link in footer) to reproduce the process.
During the “open draw” phase, some values (e.g., server seed reveal and anchor ledger hash) are not available yet. They are published after Sales Close to enable full verification.
The Prize is sent automatically to the Winner’s XRPL account (the buyer account associated with the winning ticket).
Payout transactions are broadcast directly on the XRPL and include a public memo referencing the draw and winning ticket.
For transparency, the Service displays the payout transaction hash for each completed payout and links to the transaction on a public XRPL explorer.
Important: Purchasing tickets from custodial exchange wallets is strongly discouraged.
Self-custody XRPL wallets are recommended to ensure that any potential payout
is received directly and without third-party processing.
Payout transactions are sent directly to the originating XRPL account and include a public memo only.
The Service does not add or manage DestinationTags for custodial exchange wallets.
Some exchanges may require additional internal identifiers to credit deposits, which are outside the control of the Operator.
When using custodial platforms, users accept that payout attribution depends entirely on the provider’s internal policies.
An automatic refund is issued in case of error:
A fixed penalty of 0.1 XRP is applied to automatic refunds. This amount covers network and processing costs associated with sending the refund transaction.
This fee also serves as an anti-abuse protection mechanism. Without such a rule, malicious actors could intentionally send large numbers of invalid transactions to force the Service to issue refunds and consume XRPL network fees, potentially draining operational funds.
By deducting a small fixed amount from the original payment, the refund uses the sender’s own balance to cover the associated costs. This helps preserve system integrity, prevents spam-based fee draining, and ensures fair operation for all participants.
The penalty is not intended as a punishment, but as a safeguard to maintain network sustainability and protect the Service against automated abuse or denial-of-service style refund attacks.
No refund is issued if the received amount is less than 0.1 XRP.
No refund is issued for transactions sent to an incorrect destination address.
All successful ticket purchases are final and non-refundable.
Refunds (when applicable) are sent back to the source address of the transaction.
You agree to use the Service in good faith and not to interfere with its normal operation, fairness mechanisms, or availability for other participants.
The Operator may apply reasonable technical or operational measures — including temporary rate limiting, restriction of access, or rejection of invalid activity — when necessary to preserve fairness, security, and service availability for legitimate users.
Such measures are applied solely to maintain system integrity and do not affect the transparency or verifiability of completed draws.
The Service processes publicly available on-chain data from the XRP Ledger (XRPL), including wallet addresses and transaction hashes. These identifiers are pseudonymous and originate from a public blockchain that is not controlled by the Operator.
The Service may store limited service-related metadata necessary for operation and transparency, including ticket purchase records, draw history, leaderboard statistics, and profile-related values such as XP, streaks, wins, and gains.
XRPL addresses displayed in profiles, leaderboards, or transparency tools are publicly visible by design and derived from blockchain activity. Users should assume that participation may be publicly observable.
The Operator does not sell personal data and does not attempt to identify real-world identities behind blockchain addresses.
Blockchain data is permanent and governed by the XRPL network. The Operator cannot modify, delete, or restrict access to on-chain transactions once published.
External XRPL explorers or third-party infrastructure providers may process data independently under their own policies. The Operator is not responsible for third-party data practices.
The Service includes public profile pages and a leaderboard that display statistics derived from participation, such as XP, streak, purchased tickets, wins, gains, and badges.
If you do not want your address to be associated with a profile view, do not use the Service.
XRPL transactions are generally irreversible. You are solely responsible for the information entered/sent during payment (destination address, amount, DestinationTag).
The Operator cannot be held liable for errors in destination, incorrect DestinationTag, sending to the wrong address, wallet/provider restrictions, or issues related to the user’s wallet security.
The Service is provided “as is” and “as available” without warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Operator disclaims all warranties (express or implied) and is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages.
Maintenance, outages, XRPL congestion, RPC downtime, explorers or third-party services may affect availability or timing.
XRP is a digital asset with market volatility. The Operator does not provide investment advice. Participation uses digital assets that may fluctuate in value.
You acknowledge that you may lose the full amount spent on tickets and that past outcomes do not predict future results.
XRPLottery is an independent project developed by a private operator and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or approved by Ripple, Ripple Labs Inc., the XRP Ledger Foundation, or any related entity.
XRP, XRP Ledger (XRPL), and related names, and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Any reference is made solely for descriptive and informational purposes.
If you are a trademark owner and believe that any content on this website infringes upon your intellectual property rights, please contact the Operator so that the matter can be promptly reviewed.
If you need support regarding a draw, a payment, a refund, or any service-related issue, contact the Operator and include your XRPL transaction hash (tx hash). The transaction hash allows the Operator to locate the relevant on-chain activity and process your request efficiently.
Providing additional details such as the draw ID, ticket number, and your XRPL address is recommended to help resolve the issue faster.
The Operator will review valid support requests and respond within a reasonable timeframe.
Contact: support@xrplottery.net • Required: tx hash • Recommended: draw_id, ticket number, XRPL address.
By using XRPLottery, you acknowledge having read, understood, and accepted these Terms & Conditions in full.
These Terms & Conditions may be updated. Continued use of the Service constitutes acceptance of the current version published on this page.