Is DatDrop provably fair?
Battles and Battle Royale draw from random.org beacons and are not covered by this tool. The seed-promise check needs both the revealed server seed and the secret salt.
Where verification stands
DatDrop publishes its algorithm and we have implemented it exactly as published. We do not list a platform in the verifier until our implementation reproduces at least one real, documented result, and for DatDrop that confirmation is still missing. If you have a real opening (seeds, nonce and the result the site showed), you can already check it through expert mode, and we'd use it to finish verification.
Source: DatDrop's fairness page, Battles and Battle Royale draw from random.org beacons and are not covered by this tool. The seed-promise check needs both the revealed server seed and the secret salt.
Want a site you can check? See the platforms we verify today.
Where to find your seeds on DatDrop
- 1
Your Server seed (secret hash), Secret salt, Public hash and Nonce are on your account's Provably Fair page (login required).
- 2
The unhashed server seed is only shown for previous seeds: rotate your seed to reveal it and verify past rolls.
- 3
Use Verify Roll on an inventory item to see that roll's inputs. Rolls land on a 1 to 100,000 scale.
What we can check on DatDrop
Per-game status. "Verified" means our implementation reproduced a real, documented result for that game. We never list a game on trust.
| Game | Algorithm | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Case opening | HMAC-SHA512 | Awaiting confirmation Implements DatDrop's own published verifier code exactly (their official CodePen). DatDrop publishes no printed example output, so one real revealed seed set is needed to confirm production behaviour. |
The honest fine print
A passing check proves a specific outcome came from numbers fixed before you played. It does not prove DatDrop will honour a withdrawal, or say anything about the site beyond this one result. Fair math and a trustworthy business are different things: how we verify and what it means.
More tools: batch-verify a nonce range · check your luck vs the odds · all platforms