Don't trust us.
Verify us.
We don't ask you to take our word for it. We give you the tools to check the money and the draw yourself — publicly and independently.
The problem with traditional prize draws
Most prize draws happen behind closed doors. You hand over your money and hope the organiser is honest. You never truly know how many tickets were sold, who the real winner was, or whether the draw happened fairly.
We built Kurdistan Land Draw so the parts that matter can be checked from outside. USDT payments land in a public wallet anyone can inspect on TRONSCAN. Before every draw, the full entry list is frozen and its SHA-256 fingerprint published. The winner comes from drand, a public randomness beacon we cannot influence.
To be precise about what is and is not on a blockchain: tickets bought through the Iraqi payment rails are recorded in our database, not on a chain. That is exactly why the sealed fingerprint exists — it proves the entry list, however you paid, was fixed before the winning number existed and never changed after.
From your $1 to a verifiable draw
You pay $1
If you pay in USDT (TRC-20), your payment goes to our publicly visible wallet on the TRON network — permanently recorded and viewable by anyone at tronscan.org. If you pay in phone credit (Korek), your payment is confirmed manually against your receipt instead; it does not touch a blockchain.
Your ticket is generated
Once your payment is confirmed (for USDT, usually under 3 minutes), our system generates a unique ticket number linked to your payment reference — for USDT, that reference is the on-chain transaction hash itself. Every ticket, however it was paid for, goes into the same entry list.
The entry list is sealed and published
Before the draw, the full list of entered ticket numbers is frozen and its SHA-256 fingerprint is published. After the draw the list itself is published, so you can check your ticket was in it and confirm the list never changed — the fingerprint would not match if it had.
The winner is chosen by a public randomness beacon
We use drand, a public randomness beacon run by an independent group of organisations, which publishes a new signed random value every 30 seconds. The round that decides a draw is announced in advance, and the entry list is sealed and fingerprinted before that value exists — so we cannot predict, influence, or alter the winning ticket. The result is mathematically verifiable by anyone.
Don't trust us. Check it yourself.
Our USDT wallet address is public. Every single payment received can be verified on TRONSCAN. You can see the exact amount, the timestamp, and the sender — all permanently on-chain.
Our public USDT wallet (TRC-20)
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View all transactions at tronscan.org
What you can verify yourself
- Total USDT received into our wallet, on TRONSCAN
- Every individual USDT payment, with its date and time
- The sealed entry list's SHA-256 fingerprint, published before each draw
- The drand beacon round announced in advance, and its value once produced
- The winner — recompute it yourself from the sealed list and the beacon value, on the live draw page
Zero trust required
We built this so that even if you've never heard of us, even if you distrust us completely — the public record gives you the proof: the wallet on TRONSCAN, the sealed entry list, and a randomness beacon no one controls. The math doesn't lie.