How It Works

Provably fair outcomes are generated from cryptographic inputs (server seed, client seed, and nonce) so rounds can be independently verified.

The server commits to a hash before play and reveals the underlying seed later for verification.

Verification

If values match, the round is verifiable and deterministic for the disclosed inputs.

Record server seed hash, client seed, and nonce from the round.
Recompute the output using published verification logic.
Compare computed output with recorded game result.

Important Limits

Provably fair verification confirms deterministic computation for disclosed inputs. It does not replace operator licensing, AML/KYC obligations, or jurisdictional legal compliance.