TINCTA / REWARD GUIDE
Your tickets and prize status
Find your tickets, check draw results, and verify prize claims.
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Your wallet’s collection#
My Tickets brings together your indexed Tincta tickets and identifies their collection and status. Check the connected account if an expected NFT is missing. An NFT you minted and later transferred is not the same as an NFT you currently own; ownership determines current holder-only rights.
New mints and transfers can take time to appear while the indexer follows confirmed chain events. Check the transaction receipt and the contract’s ownerOf value when you need the authoritative current owner.
Reading the artwork#
| On a V10 ticket | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Season and collection | The collection whose contract governs this ticket and its rewards. |
| Token number | That NFT’s identifier within its contract. |
| Four numbers | The NFT’s permanent, unique identity within this collection, available from mint. |
| Combination code | A compact encoding of those four ordered numbers. |
| No score or outcome label | Final scores, prizes, claim and refund status are separate contract state; they are not part of the permanent image. |
V10 metadata and SVG keep the same numbers and artwork before and after the draw, claims and transfers. A numbered NFT can still be awaiting its result. Cancellation of an unsold collection does not add a refund label; a completed refund burns the token and makes its metadata unavailable.
The season motif and collection color are artwork. They do not add a score bonus or change prize eligibility. Historical V8/V9 NFTs retain their sealed/revealed artwork, including final scores and any award label. Always check current claim status separately.
Viewing an NFT elsewhere#
The NFT detail page links to supported explorers or marketplaces for its network. The contract’s tokenURI contains the on-chain metadata and SVG, so the artwork does not require a hosted image file.
An explorer can obtain V10’s finished numbered artwork on its first successful metadata read. There is no post-draw image change to refresh, and the permanent metadata deliberately omits score, award rank, prize and status traits. Use contract reads to check those results.
External services still control their own indexing, caches and SVG support, so immediate display is not guaranteed. A historical V8/V9 NFT may show an old sealed image until that service refreshes it. A missing or stale image is not evidence that ownership or a finalized result has changed.
Understand your rewards. Verify the contract. Claim directly.