Product Draw Rules

Quick guide

1. Add INR to your wallet.
2. Choose one or more entries. Each paid entry gets a unique number.
3. The draw happens only after every entry is sold.
4. Published prices and order numbers are used to calculate one winning entry.
5. The winner chooses product delivery or the cash option shown on the draw page.

More entries improve your chance, but a win is never guaranteed.

1. Before a draw opens

Luckbox shows the prize, total entries and price per entry in INR. It also shows the closing time, draw time, delivery terms, cash option, winner choice time and public number source. These key details cannot be changed after the draw is published.

Each draw gets a 13-digit number. It contains the India date in YYYYMMDD format and a five-digit daily sequence. Example: the 10th draw on 29 August 2026 is 2026082900010. Entries close at least five minutes before the planned draw time.

2. Entering a draw

Use your Deposit Balance to pay for entries. Your wallet is charged only after the order succeeds. Each paid entry gets one number from 1 up to the total number of entries. Every entry number is unique.

Each order gets a 17-digit number. It contains the 13-digit draw number and a randomly selected four-digit ending. One order may contain several entries. You may place more than one order or buy all remaining entries. Only real, paid orders are included.

3. When the draw can run

Each draw has the entry period shown on its page. The countdown starts when that draw opens. Entries close when all entries are sold or when the countdown reaches zero. The draw happens only after every entry is sold.

If entries remain when time runs out, Luckbox closes that draw and returns every entry payment to the customer's Deposit Balance. If the draw task is still active, a new draw opens with a new full entry period.

4. How public BTC prices are used

You do not need to buy or use Bitcoin. Luckbox uses five public BTC/USDT closing prices from Binance Spot only as data for the draw. These are the five completed one-minute prices immediately before the planned draw time.

From each price, Luckbox takes the last two digits before the decimal and the first two digits after it. Example: 77,505.82 gives 0582. The five groups are joined from oldest to newest to make one public 20-digit number.

Luckbox publishes the five prices and the records used to verify them. Luckbox is not affiliated with or endorsed by Binance. See the official Binance market-data reference.

5. How the winning entry is calculated

The system uses the last five successful order numbers. A customer who placed more than one order may appear more than once. If there are fewer than five orders, all successful orders are used.

1. Add these order numbers to get A.
2. Divide the public 20-digit BTC number by 1,000,000,007 and keep the remainder as B.
3. Let M be the total number of entries.
4. The winning entry is R = ((A + B) mod M) + 1.

The paid order containing entry number R wins. No administrator chooses the winner, and no hash is used to select it.

You do not need to calculate this yourself. Luckbox publishes the numbers and full calculation after the draw.

6. If BTC data is unavailable

The draw is paused if the exact five BTC prices cannot be obtained and verified. Luckbox cannot use another price, another time or a manually entered result.

The draw may continue when the exact required prices become available. If that is not possible, the draw is cancelled and every entry payment is returned to the Deposit Balance.

7. Checking the result

After the draw, Luckbox publishes the order numbers used, total A, five BTC prices, 20-digit BTC number, remainder B, total entries, formula and winning entry. Anyone can check the same calculation. Verification codes protect the published records but do not choose the winner.

A correctly calculated result is final and cannot be drawn again or replaced.

8. Choosing the prize

The winning customer receives a message and makes one final choice:

• Product delivery: submit the delivery details needed to send the prize.
• Cash option: receive the amount shown on the draw page in the Winnings Balance.

The draw page shows how many days the winner has to choose. Luckbox sends reminders before and after that date. Missing the date does not automatically remove the prize; the winner should choose as soon as possible or contact support.

After you confirm one option, you cannot change to the other. If the product is unavailable, Luckbox may offer a replacement worth the same or more. Luckbox will ask you to accept the replacement when required.

9. Wallet and bank withdrawals

Your wallet has two balances:

• Deposit Balance: money added for entering draws. It cannot be withdrawn directly.
• Winnings Balance: prize cash or an approved amount moved by Luckbox. It can be sent to your bank.

To request a bank payout, choose an available withdrawal amount. Enter your bank name, IFSC code, account number and account holder name. Each payout is limited to ₹100,000.

When you submit a request, the amount is held and is not available to spend. It is deducted after a successful payout. If the payout fails, the amount returns to your Winnings Balance.