Wallets and auto-rotate
Link extra wallets and cycle them on each entry.
Link more than one wallet per chain. Auto-rotate sends each raffle entry to the next wallet in the list instead of always the starred default.
How rotation works
Order = the wallets on that chain’s profile card (primary first, then extras). Entry 1 → wallet 1, entry 2 → wallet 2, then loop.
Applies to site entry, Discord embed entry, and Elite auto-farm — any chain with 2+ linked wallets. The toggle lives on the EVM card.
On a raffle, the wallet shown is the one rotation will use, skipping an address already used on that project. Change it if you want a different one. A wallet you pick yourself wins for that entry and does not advance rotation. The wallet stored on the entry is what Winner Hub shows later.
Default wallet per community
On Elite, each Discord server row can pin a wallet per chain (EVM, Solana, Bitcoin, Zcash, NEAR, Sui, Monero). That address is used when you enter that community’s raffles from the site, Discord, or Elite auto-farm.
Empty = Auto-rotate (if on) or the starred default. A pick on the raffle page still wins for that one entry.
Use this when three servers run the same project and you want a different wallet on each.
GTD and FCFS wallets
When a raffle has both GTD and FCFS winner seats, the entry panel shows two picks:
- GTD wallet — your main wallet for the guaranteed allocation
- FCFS wallet — a secondary wallet for first-come minting
Link a second wallet on profile if you want them split. With one wallet, both seats use it.
Auto-rotate and Elite auto-enter pick GTD from the rotation (or your community pin). FCFS takes the next address after that GTD wallet until you change it. An address already used on this project is skipped while another is still free. The main wallet is used for FCFS only when every other address on that chain is already spent. A wallet you pick yourself on the raffle page still wins for that seat. The same address for GTD and FCFS is allowed. On Discord, after you pick the wallet, FCFS can use that same wallet or the next free address. Auto-rotate on Discord still uses the next free address.
Hosts see the wallet for that seat in Winner Hub / export.
Steps
Link extras
Profile → EVM, Solana, Bitcoin, Zcash, NEAR, Sui, or Monero → Add wallet. Mass-add: one address per line. Star a default. Up to 100 extra wallets per chain. Zcash extras can be u1 or t1/t3. NEAR accepts a named account (alice.near), a 64-hex implicit ID, or 0x ETH-implicit. Sui is 0x plus 64 hex characters (a shorter 0x address is an EVM wallet, not Sui). Monero is a mainnet address that starts with 4 or 8 (95 characters, or 106 for an integrated address). The checksum has to match. An email-style alias is not an address.
Turn Auto-rotate on
Profile → EVM wallets → with 2+ wallets, Auto-rotate on entry → On.
Turn it off
Same toggle Off. Entries use the starred default. The cursor is remembered — re-enabling continues where it left off.
If it fails
| You see | Do |
|---|---|
| Toggle missing | Own profile, EVM card, 2+ wallets |
| Selected wallet does not belong to your account | Link that address first |
| Rotation started mid-list | Saved cursor — toggle off/on to restart at wallet 1 |
| Wrong wallet on a win | Entry stored the wallet at enter time |
With a single wallet, rotation never runs.