No back rooms. No closed systems. Every Kurdistan Land Draw is broadcast live to thousands of witnesses — and verified by mathematics that no one can alter.
When thousands of people watch a draw happen in real time, manipulation becomes impossible. There is no "we'll announce the winner later." There is no edited footage. There is only the live moment, shared with everyone simultaneously.
Every Kurdistan Land Draw happens live on Facebook and TikTok — two platforms with independent servers that neither we nor anyone else can edit after the fact. The moment is permanent. The community is the witness.
When the draw reaches its ticket target (16,667 tickets = $16,667), the draw date is announced 48 hours in advance across all social channels.
All ticket holders are notified by email. The draw time is fixed and publicly announced. Community members spread the word across Facebook groups, WhatsApp, and TikTok.
We go live simultaneously on Facebook and TikTok. Ticket holders, community members, and curious observers watch together from Kurdistan to Stockholm to Toronto.
On camera, our team initiates the Chainlink VRF (Verifiable Random Function) request. This sends a call to the blockchain asking for a provably random number — the winning ticket selection.
Chainlink's decentralised oracle network generates a random number using cryptographic proof. This number is impossible to predict before it's generated, and impossible to alter after. The mathematics guarantee it.
The winning ticket number appears on screen. The winner is contacted immediately. Their name and ticket number are published on-chain and across all our channels.
Within 30 days, the winner receives the official land deed — signed, registered with Kurdish regional authorities, and legally binding. Their name, on Kurdistan soil. Forever.
Chainlink VRF (Verifiable Random Function) is the industry standard for fair, tamper-proof randomness on the blockchain. It is used by major platforms including Aave, PoolTogether, and hundreds of Web3 applications that require provably fair selection.
Both platforms use independent, tamper-proof servers. Once we go live, the stream exists on their infrastructure — not ours. We cannot edit it, delete it, or alter what was broadcast. The community owns the record.
Every person who watches the live draw becomes a witness. Every ticket holder, every family member, every curious diaspora member tuning in from abroad — together, you make manipulation impossible. That is by design.