Last updated: 6 April 2026
IVAWIN is designed to support a provably fair draw model. Instead of simply asking users to trust an internal draw, the system can publish evidence that the winning number could not be chosen after the entries are known.
When a competition is created, IVAWIN generates a secret value called a server seed. The secret itself is not published immediately. Instead, IVAWIN publishes a cryptographic hash of it. Think of this as sealing the secret in a transparent envelope: users can later check that the secret was not swapped.
Paid and accepted free entries are recorded against the competition. Confirmed ticket/entry numbers are visible in the user's account and/or confirmation email.
At draw time, IVAWIN uses an approved randomness source/process. The intended design uses NIST randomness or a documented fallback where required.
The random value and the fixed entry list are used to calculate the winning entry.
After the draw, IVAWIN reveals the original server seed. Users can check that the revealed seed matches the hash published earlier and that the winning number follows the published method.
Each completed draw should show, where available:
If you have questions about a draw, contact support@ivawin.com with the competition name/ID and your entry/order details.
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