Connect, score, apply

No password, no email — the wallet is the account.

• Connect, then sign one message to prove it is yours.
• The signature is off-chain, so it costs nothing.

Part of signing up — and your score needs it.

• The link is only a label on your account — your wallet stays the thing that decides what you may do.

Your first scan of your own wallet is on us.

• It reads included Ethereum and Robinhood Chain history and hands back the score on its own — no breakdown, no report.
• One free scan per wallet.

Credits are the only thing scans cost. ETH in, credits on your balance.

• Choose an amount; the ETH price is quoted at that moment.
• Once the payment settles, credits appear on your balance — top right, next to your wallet.
• Credits buy scans and nothing else. There is no withdrawal path back to ETH.
• Bots come with credits — an ETH-bought Bot adds 10 USD to this same balance.

The full report, priced by how much history it actually reads.

• A deeper scan reads your history in blocks; you pay only for the blocks it actually reads.
• The quote comes first, always.
• You can scan any wallet this way — the counterparty you are about to trade with, for instance.

One verified post opens the breakdown behind a free score.

• Post about your score from the X account you linked.
• Hold an agent NFT? The same post claims 18.5 scan credits — once per account, for good.

Pick an open whitelist, choose your tickets, and pay.

• The entry fee is per ticket and set per chain, so every whitelist on a chain charges the same — the live figure sits on the whitelist page.
• When it closes, Chainlink VRF supplies one seed and the winners follow from it. Nobody can change the result after that seed lands.

Pay the setup fee, set the winner count and the close time, and applications open.

• Today a whitelist takes one public tier and no collection rules: everyone can apply.
• After it closes the draw runs, and the winning addresses land on-chain — export them as CSV once the result is final.

Three rules, no exceptions.

• Whitelist entry and setup fees are non-refundable. They are collected on-chain when you pay; losing the draw does not return them.
• Both fees are set per chain, not per whitelist — an artist cannot price their own whitelist above or below the rest.
• Scan credit is separate from whitelist fees. It pays for reading history, never for entry.