Access Allocated by Signal
SYGNL
Infrastructure for intelligent access.
EnterVerified Signal
Smarter Matching
Fair Distribution
Privacy First
Access Allocated by Signal
Infrastructure for intelligent access.
EnterVerified Signal
Smarter Matching
Fair Distribution
Privacy First
What SYGNL is
SYGNL helps projects allocate scarce access — allowlists, mint passes, playtest cohorts — using campaign-relevant signal, and leaves a receipt people can check.
Campaign published
checks and caps declared up front
Passport connected
wallets, Discord, X — proved once
Checks run
against the campaign's requirements
Allocation runs
a seeded, deterministic draw
Receipt published
seed, odds, checksum — public
Why this exists
How it goes wrong
Random-only draws hand the room to whoever brings the most accounts. Spreadsheet selection can’t be audited — even by the team that ran it. Hand-picking works until someone asks why.
Who pays for it
Projects end up with mercenary allowlists instead of participants. Real supporters lose to volume. And when the winner list lands, nobody can explain it.
How it works
Connect & prove
Sign a wallet challenge; link Discord and X. Private by default.
Meet the checks
Every requirement is published before the campaign opens.
See your fit
Know where you stand before you enter. Your entry freezes at submission.
Draw with a receipt
A seeded draw over eligible entries, locked the moment it runs.
The proof
The draw seed is committed before entries close, every entry key derives from it, and the checksummed result can be replayed by anyone. “Trust us” is not the pitch — “check us” is.
Every point names the fact that earned it. Campaigns see only the checks they ask for — never the whole passport.
Shown before you enter; the organiser reviews the same frozen snapshot you saw.
Reward groups — locked with the draw
Anyone can recompute the selection from this. Results lock permanently — no edits, no re-rolls, no quiet second draws.
Trust model
Not every fact is checked the same way. Each check carries a label both sides can see — and nothing is called verified when it isn’t.
A signed wallet challenge, or facts read from the chain itself — cryptographic, not claimed.
Wallets, holdings
Synced from an account you linked — real accounts, platform-reported facts.
Discord, X account
Claimed by the participant. X follow, like, and repost checks are participant-attested today — and labelled exactly that.
X actions
A human organiser inspected the evidence and decided.
Proof posts, manual review
Who it’s for
Public launch and access dates are tracked on the launch calendar — each one labelled with how it was checked.
Launch calendarBuild a passport once, see where you stand before you enter, and check any draw after it runs.