Distribution modes
Registration, submission, eligibility, and allocation are separate stages. Joining a campaign does not make an entry eligible, and eligibility does not guarantee raffle selection.
| Mode | Recipients |
|---|---|
| All eligible | Every entry included in the final eligible recipient set. |
| Raffle | A selected subset of the final eligible entries, bounded by the winner count. |
Allocation policies
Fixed rewards require a divisible asset: ERC-20 or ERC-1155. ERC-721 campaigns use the configured NFT inventory.
For an all-eligible NFT campaign, capacity must be positive and covered by inventory. For an NFT raffle, inventory must cover the declared winner count.
| Policy | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Equal pool | Distribute the allocated pool across the eligible or selected recipients under the locked rules. |
| Fixed reward | Declare a reward per recipient and a positive capacity; total funding equals reward per recipient × capacity. |
Entry limits and capacity
Registration limits are bounded at 100,000. A positive capacity becomes the effective registration cap; otherwise the registration limit applies. Capacity cannot exceed the registration limit.
Configure limits you can review within the available time. A large entry cap creates a correspondingly large evidence-review workload.
Allocation artifacts
Eligibility locking produces an immutable ordered snapshot and starts allocation processing. The allocation preview includes the Merkle root, manifest hash, recipient count, and allocated quantity.
The creator reviews and publishes these commitments through finalization. Public results become available after the matching onchain event is confirmed.