CollabOS separates wallet identity from raffle submission.
Signed wallets
- prove wallet control with a one-time message signature
- can be used to sign in after they are linked to a CollabOS account
- are used for native raffle blockchain holding checks
- never become the submitted mint wallet automatically
Mint wallets
- are destination/submission addresses saved for raffle entries
- can have primary and per-community defaults
- do not prove ownership simply because an address was saved
To save an EVM mint wallet, choose EVM at the top of the chain selector and enter its address. That address can be used for compatible EVM raffle chains, including BNB Chain and HyperEVM, without saving it again for each chain.
Already saved wallets under individual EVM chains? In Mint wallets, choose Merge into EVM to move those wallets under one EVM group. Each address remains separate, with its label, verification, primary setting, community defaults and entry history preserved. Wallets from other families stay in their current groups.
Native holdings verification in this release supports EVM networks through configured JSON-RPC endpoints and Solana through a configured Solana RPC endpoint. The EVM adapter covers Ethereum-style networks such as Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon, ApeChain, Abstract, Monad, and Optimism when the corresponding RPC is configured.
Token/NFT requirements can contain multiple contract addresses. The contracts use ANY/OR semantics: satisfying any listed contract passes the requirement. A holding multiplier can use the qualifying holding count to increase entry weight.
Bitcoin, Stacks, Sui, and TON can still be used as mint-wallet labels/addresses, but their automatic signed-wallet proof and holdings adapters are not enabled by this patch.