Question 1

How do I enter a Jackpot?

Accepted Answer

There are two ways to enter, and both have exactly the same chance of winning. Paid entry: choose a Jackpot, pick how many tickets you'd like, then pay securely by card. Each ticket is a numbered entry in the draw. Free entry: every Jackpot also has a free postal entry route. See "Can I enter for free?" for details.

Question 2

Can I enter for free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every Jackpot has a free postal entry route. You need a Digital Jackpotz account first: your free entry is added to it. Send a postcard with your full name, the email address on your account and the name of the Jackpot you want to enter to Digital Jackpotz Ltd, 71–75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ. One entry per card, so each postal entry must be sent separately. Postal entries are accepted up to the same closing time as paid entries, so your postcard must reach us before entries close. Free entries go into the same draw as paid tickets, have exactly the same chance of winning, and count toward the same per-person entry limit as paid entries. Full details are in our Terms.

Question 3

How are winners selected?

Accepted Answer

Winners are picked by Chainlink VRF (Verifiable Random Function) on the Polygon blockchain. Every result can be checked by anyone.

Question 4

Can I verify the draw results myself?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every draw is run by Chainlink VRF on the Polygon blockchain, and each result is published on our Winners page with its Polygon transaction hash. Our draw verifier reads that transaction from Polygon in your own browser, recalculates the winning ticket from Chainlink's random number and the number of tickets in the draw, and links every step to Polygonscan so you can check it there too.

Question 5

What cryptocurrencies can I win?

Accepted Answer

It varies by Jackpot — we run prizes across a range of cryptocurrencies, including winner's-choice crypto, plus GBP cash. Each Jackpot page shows exactly what you can win.

Question 6

How do I receive my prize?

Accepted Answer

Crypto prizes are sent directly to your wallet address. Cash prizes are transferred to your bank account. We'll contact winners within 24 hours of the draw to arrange delivery.

Question 7

Can I take cash instead of crypto?

Accepted Answer

Prizes are paid in the cryptocurrency shown. We'll help you set up a wallet if you need one. If you can't provide a working wallet within 14 days of verification, or we can't complete the transfer, you'll receive the full advertised value in cash.

Question 8

Is Digital Jackpotz legitimate?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Digital Jackpotz Ltd is registered in England and Wales, company number 17056397, and runs prize competitions under the Gambling Act 2005 with a free postal entry route on every Jackpot, which has the same chance of winning as a paid entry. Every draw is run by Chainlink VRF on the Polygon blockchain and the result is recorded on-chain, so anyone can check it.

Question 9

What payment methods do you accept?

Accepted Answer

Debit and credit cards, processed securely by our payment provider. We never see or store your card details.

Question 10

Do I need a crypto wallet to enter?

Accepted Answer

No — you don't need a wallet to enter. If you win a crypto prize, we'll help you set one up so your prize can be sent to you. If you can't provide a working wallet within 14 days of verification, or we can't complete the transfer, you'll receive the full advertised value in cash.

The Phantom£10,000 of SOL

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The Phantom£10,000 of SOL

Competition Rules

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