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Two ways in, one account. Use X if you claimed with X. Use your wallet if you claimed with a wallet. Either one opens the same riggles account.
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Two ways in, one account. Use X if you claimed with X. Use your wallet if you claimed with a wallet. Either one opens the same riggles account.
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Sign in and your riggles wallet address appears here. Send it ETH on Robinhood Chain from any wallet or exchange. It is a normal Ethereum address and it holds normal ETH.
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One press bids. Your account signs in the page, so a bid goes out on one press: no popup, nothing to confirm, no second window to wait on. With 15 seconds on the clock, that wait is the whole auction.
Load it from anywhere. The account holds a normal Ethereum address on Robinhood Chain. Send it ETH from any wallet or any exchange, and take whatever is in it back out whenever you want.
Built on Privy. Privy is wallet infrastructure a lot of onchain apps run on. Signing in creates a real Ethereum wallet for your account, with no extension to install and no seed phrase to write down.
The key is split in two. One share never leaves Privy's secure hardware. The other unlocks only from your own signed-in session. A signature needs both, so Privy cannot sign on its own, and neither can we.
Take the wallet with you. Export the key and open the same wallet in MetaMask or Rabby. It is one wallet either way, and the riggles you own sit in it.
It is only whole for an instant. The two shares are put back together in memory inside that hardware for the moment it takes to sign, then wiped. You can export the key in full whenever you want it.
Some riggles need their wallet deployed before it can pay out, which makes that riggle two transactions instead of one. The first moves nothing, so your wallet may say it changes nothing and flag it. That is expected. The second is the one that pays the $GLD out.
Fee distribution is not switched on in this build.
A key opens the same read-only API this site runs on, at api.riggles.xyz. It is free for any wallet holding a riggle, and it answers everything the contracts put onchain.
Build a bot, a dashboard, a screener or a piece of art without running an indexer. It is GET only. A key cannot sign, send or move anything.
Connect a wallet that holds a riggle.
Read the Quickstart to see what a key does before you take one.
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Shown once. We store only its hash. Lose it, revoke and create a new one.
One header, and that is the whole of authentication. Copy this, paste your key into the first line, and run it.
The Quickstart takes it from here: the same call in JavaScript and Python, how to page a list, and what every answer looks like.