The game
The 4D glossary: every term on the board, in plain English
Straight, Box, stake, multiplier, Special, cut-off, settlement. Every word you meet on fourdigits, explained in a sentence or two.
Tickets
Straight: a ticket on one number in one exact order. Box: a ticket on every arrangement of your four digits, paying the stake on each. Arrangement: one ordering of the digits, so 1234 and 4321 are two arrangements of the same four digits. Stake: what one number on the ticket is worth. Quote: the summary of cost and prizes shown before you buy.
Prizes
Multiplier: the number a stake is multiplied by to give a prize, such as 3,500×. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prize: the three top numbers. Special: ten numbers at 500×. Consolation: ten numbers at 200×. Luck By Chance: twenty-five numbers at 100×. Four of a kind: a number made of one repeated digit, such as 7777.
The draw
Draw number: the draw’s sequence number and year, written like 405/26. Cut-off: the moment a draw stops taking tickets, 10:41 UTC. Draw time: 11:11 UTC every day. Settlement: the step after the draw when every ticket is checked and prizes are credited. UTC: Coordinated Universal Time, the clock the whole schedule runs on.
Your account
fourdigits Wallet: your money, holding deposits and all winnings, and withdrawable. Free Reward Wallet: reward credit that buys tickets but cannot be withdrawn. BEP-20: tokens on BNB Smart Chain, the network your deposits and withdrawals use. Two-factor authentication: a six-digit code from an app on your phone, needed as well as your password.