Signed wallets, mint wallets, and token gates

Signed wallets and mint wallets have different jobs.

Signed wallet

• the user signs a server-issued, expiring challenge
• CollabOS verifies the cryptographic signature before linking it
• a linked signed wallet can be used for wallet login
• blockchain holdings are checked against verified signed wallets

Mint wallet

• is the destination/submission wallet included with a raffle entry
• can be manually saved without signing
• can be made primary or remembered for a community
• may be different from the signed wallet that qualified the user

Example

A user's signed wallet 0xAAA owns the required NFT, so the user passes eligibility. The user can still submit mint wallet 0xBBB with the raffle entry.

On-chain token requirements

A token/NFT requirement can list multiple contract addresses. Holding enough of any one listed contract qualifies. If Holding multiplier is enabled, the qualifying holding count contributes to entry weight.

Native-balance requirements are checked across the user's verified signed wallets for the configured chain family. On-chain checks are re-run during normal raffle revalidation, including final draw revalidation.