A free number draw for Solana Seeker owners. A new round every five minutes, numbers drawn by on-chain randomness nobody controls, and prizes that land in your wallet by themselves.
Free to play. No purchase, no deposit, no house edge — sponsors fund every prize.
Nothing here costs real money. You need an Android phone and Phantom.
In Phantom: Settings → Developer Settings → Testnet Mode, then pick Solana Devnet. An empty wallet gets a Get free devnet SOL button in the app.
Pick five, enter the current round, approve in Phantom. Within five minutes the numbers are drawn, a notification says how you did, and any prize is already in your wallet.
No sign-ups, no deposits, no odds tables. Connect the wallet on your Seeker and play.
Choose five numbers from 1 to 85 — or shake your phone for a quick pick. Your ticket is free.
When the timer ends, ORAO VRF randomness on Solana draws the winning five. The balls turn over one by one.
The best match takes the pot, ties split it. The prize lands in your wallet automatically — nothing to claim.
The draw is a commit–reveal on ORAO VRF randomness, enforced by the Goldgrid program. Every step is a public Solana transaction you can check.
Tickets are locked on-chain. Nothing can be added after this point.
A fresh randomness request is committed only after entries close, before anyone can know its answer.
The program accepts only the answer to that exact request — an answered request can never be swapped for another.
Every ticket is scored on-chain, winners are paid, deposits are returned.
On mainnet each ticket is tied to a Seeker Genesis Token, verified on-chain from its Token-2022 group membership. One Seeker can't pose as a thousand wallets, so the pot goes to real players.
Sponsors fund the pot in SKR. Each ticket moves a fixed bonus from the sponsor budget into that round's pot, so the prize grows in front of everyone as they play. Rounds nobody wins roll over.
Every Goldgrid prize is paid in SKR, the token of the Solana Seeker community. It only ever flows out to winners — nobody pays anything to play.
On devnet the prize is Test SKR (devnet), a stand-in with no value (mint GNafN4…G9r8). On mainnet the same program is set up with the real SKR mint.
Everything here is checked against the live devnet program, not just in unit tests.
Install Goldgrid on your Seeker and play the next round — it starts in a few minutes.