This document summarizes the legal, operational and compliance principles governing the
RealisticRNG Audit Raffle. The purpose is to guarantee transparency, impartiality
and a clear understanding of the responsibilities of each party (platform, organizer and participants).
RealisticRNG performs raffle executions in a deterministic, verifiable and mathematically traceable way.
No result is manipulated, influenced or biased by operators, servers or third parties.
The final outcome is determined exclusively by:
the participant list provided by the organizer;
the RealisticRNG deterministic engine;
the execution timestamp;
cryptographic hash calculations over the normalized data.
The platform does not alter, reorder or filter the organizer’s list, beyond the
deterministic normalization steps strictly required for auditability.
2. Organizer Responsibility
The organizer is solely responsible for:
providing accurate, complete and up-to-date participant information;
avoiding omissions, unjustified exclusions or manipulation of the list;
defining clear rules for eligibility, prizes and communication with participants;
avoiding unintended or unauthorized duplicates in the list;
properly presenting the receipt or audit report to participants, clients or auditors.
RealisticRNG is not responsible for:
errors or omissions in the organizer’s list;
non-compliance with local laws or regulations governing raffles;
fraud, collusion or misuse by the organizer or third parties;
commercial disputes about prizes, delivery, taxes or promises made by the organizer.
3. Pricing Model & Audit Receipts
The RealisticRNG Audit Raffle follows the model below:
Up to 20 names: free (no automatic audit receipt).
Optional audit receipt for free raffles: US$ 1.00 via Stripe.
Above 20 names: mandatory US$ 1.00 fee, including the audit receipt.
The technical audit receipt includes, among other items:
a unique raffle ID;
the hash of the normalized participant list;
the hash of the draw (list hash + winner + timestamp);
execution timestamp in milliseconds;
payment metadata when applicable (e.g. Stripe session ID).
This receipt is designed to serve as mathematical evidence of how the raffle was
executed, enabling independent verification by auditors, legal teams or internal compliance.
4. Compliance & Audit Procedures
RealisticRNG is suitable for internal, external and formal auditing workflows where the raffle
organizer needs to prove the fairness and integrity of the draw. The platform uses:
SHA-256 cryptographic hashing;
deterministic list normalization;
execution timestamp with millisecond precision;
a fully verifiable, independent structure of hashes and IDs.
4.1. How auditors can validate a raffle
1) Normalize the list
Convert all names to lowercase, remove extra spaces and line breaks, and apply the same ordering
used and documented in the receipt.
2) Generate the SHA-256 of the list hash_list = SHA256(normalized_list)
3) Generate the SHA-256 of the raffle record
Using the winner and the timestamp informed in the receipt:
If the hash_list and hash_raffle values match those shown in the receipt,
the auditor can reasonably conclude that the raffle execution is consistent with the data and
timestamp recorded at the time of the draw.
5. Usage Limitations
RealisticRNG is not responsible for:
fraud committed by the organizer or third parties;
manipulated, incomplete or illegal participant lists;
use of the tool in jurisdictions where raffles or similar activities are restricted or prohibited;
commercial disputes related to prizes, shipping, warranties or marketing promises;
any misuse of the platform beyond the technical scope of generating auditable draws.
It is the responsibility of the organizer to ensure that the raffle complies with the legislation
and regulatory requirements of the relevant country or region.
6. Official Contact
For external validations, audits or compliance inquiries, please refer to the official website: realisticrng.com
When contacting RealisticRNG for audit purposes, it is recommended to include:
the raffle ID shown in the receipt;
the date and approximate time of the draw;
a copy of the participant list used at the moment of the draw;
any relevant internal audit or legal reference code.