How a pull works
A pull is a single on-chain round: you pay, verifiable randomness decides, and the prize settles to your wallet. It takes seconds and every step leaves a public record.
- You pay the pull price in SOL. All of it goes into the machine you pulled. The protocol takes no cut.
- Randomness is requested from Switchboard On-Demand, a verifiable randomness service. Nobody running Pull can choose or see the result in advance. The proof is written to your receipt.
- The draw. On a rarity machine the randomness picks a tier (Common, Uncommon, Rare, Epic or Legendary), then an asset. On a mystery machine there is one prize size and the randomness picks only the asset.
- Your prize is delivered. Tokens go straight to your wallet. NFTs and graded cards arrive as a claim (see Claims).
- A receipt NFT is minted with the machine, tier, asset, amount, price used and the randomness proof.
Every pull ends in exactly one of three ways: the prize is transferred, a claim is minted, or, if the prize can't be bought in time, its value is paid in SOL.
Rarity machines vs. mystery machines
- Rarity machines have five tiers, from Common to Legendary, with published odds for each. The odds chips on every machine show them live.
- Mystery machines pay one fixed prize size per pull. The thrill is which asset you get: a tokenized stock, a pre-IPO share, gold, a card, an NFT.
Paying with $PULL
You can pay for a pull with $PULL instead of SOL. The $PULL you pay is burned, taking it out of supply for good.
Pity
Rarity machines guarantee at least a Rare on your 10th pull in a row without one, and a Legendary on your 100th pull without one. Counters are per wallet, per machine, and you can see yours on every machine page.
Mystery machines have Atlas pity: every 10th pull gives an asset class you have never won on any machine.
Sets and the Atlas
There are seven asset classes: memecoins, SOL, xStocks, pre-IPO, gold, graded cards and NFTs. Win one of each to complete a set. You earn a badge NFT and a free pull on any machine. Track your progress in the Atlas.