Mainnet beta · verify every live round

Provable fairness

HYPR Rush commits to the outcome before a live round is resolved. Crash and Drop use deterministic, server-authoritative results that can be checked after the reveal. The readiness ledger below shows which cabinets have a live settlement path, which are activation-gated, and which remain practice-only while their rules, limits, and payout recovery are reviewed.

Crash 1A

A public commitment precedes the launch; the revealed seed recomputes the crash point.

Drop 1B

The HMAC result selects the weighted cup. Aim and magnet animation never changes the payout.

Activation-gated cabinets

Gauntlet, Laser Lock, Asteroid Miner, and Reactor have settlement contracts; SOL opens only when each cabinet and the operator safeguards say Wagering open.

SOL readiness

Every floor cabinet, one honest status

Live SOL appears only beside a funded, server-settled game. Practice cabinets stay playable while their wallet, limits, outcome, and payout rails are completed.

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Checking

The edge is disclosed where a SOL model is approved. A practice label means there is no withdrawable SOL payout, regardless of the score or multiplier shown in that cabinet.

The sealed envelope, in plain English

Before a live round accepts wagers, HYPR Rush publishes a commitment: a one-way SHA-256 fingerprint of the round seed. The seed itself stays server-side during the acceptance window.

After acceptance closes, the seed is revealed. Your browser can hash the revealed seed and compare it with the earlier commitment, then recompute the published result. If the values do not match, do not resubmit a wager; save the round details and report it.

A commitment proves the seed was not changed after it was published. It does not promise a win, predict the next result, or turn a practice round into cash.

Step 1
Locked before launch

Only the commitment is public while the round is accepting wagers.

Step 2
Resolved by the server

The committed seed and published formula determine the result once acceptance closes.

Step 3
Revealed for checking

The revealed seed must hash to the commitment and match the recorded result.

How to verify a round
  1. Record the commitment shown while a supported cabinet is accepting a wager.
  2. After settlement, open the completed round and inspect its revealed seed.
  3. Confirm SHA-256 of the revealed seed equals the earlier commitment.
  4. Confirm the recomputed multiplier or cup matches the recorded result.

The verification page is an audit tool, not a prediction tool. A mismatch should be reported with the round identifier and transaction signature.

Worldwide Crash verifier

Commitment before launch, seed reveal after betting closes.

Revealed rounds
Waiting for the first revealed round…

Live-cabinet verifier

Select a supported game, then enter the recorded seed and nonce. Crash and Drop expose their public verification paths; the activation-gated cabinets expose the same audit fields after their live settlement contracts are enabled.

Verify a round

Recalculate the recorded result from a revealed server seed, client seed, and nonce. Select the game first so the verifier uses the same formula as settlement.

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Server seed (revealed)
Client seed
Nonce
Limits, status, and responsible play

Live SOL is available only when the game visibly says Wagering open and your wager receives an accepted confirmation. A disabled, paused, or beta-practice cabinet cannot be treated as a live cash game.

Minimum wager, maximum wager, maximum payout, payout reserve, and exposure limits are enforced server-side. The controls can pause live wagering when liquidity or another safety check is not sufficient. Limits may change as the beta is operated; the active values should be shown before you confirm a wager.

Outcomes are not adjusted from your wallet identity, prior wins, or betting history. Practice credits and points have no cash value. Set a limit before playing, take breaks, and do not wager funds you cannot afford to lose.