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# Lucky Draw
**Step 1: Choose the draw:** there are various Lucky Draws, such as crypto rewards and physical rewards.
**Step 2: Purchase a Ticket** : Click "Deposit" to top up.
Please make sure to select the correct chain and address for your wallet before completing the deposit.
**Once your deposit is successful, you can start buying tickets. You can purchase multiple tickets at a time.**
**Step 3: Wait for the Draw** ：After your purchase, you’ll need to wait for the results. Please note that the draw will only happen once all required tickets are sold, and the reward will be given to a single winner.
**Step 4: Claim Your Prize：** If you win, your prize will be credited to your account.
You can check if you have won the prize in **"Draw History"**
## How/Where to Check My Reward
click on your profile picture, then select '**My Wallet**' to view your rewards.
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