A live on-chain market on a 3D map. Every 10 minutes a signal points to one ticket. First to grab it takes the round.
Your trade is locked on-record with your wallet address. The round's fees settle to your wallet as soon as the round closes.
No bonding curve to time, no chart to stare at. Just a live map, a signal, and the fastest reflex on the network.
Every 10 minutes a fresh signal goes live for everyone at the same second. It points to exactly one ticket type hidden across the map.
Connect your wallet, pan across the map and tap. You get one trade per round, timestamped and locked on-record the instant you place it.
The first correct trade wins the round pot: every fee gathered since the last round, settled straight to the winning wallet.
Every winning trade and every payout is public. If your wallet is here, the fees are on their way to you.
| ROUND | WALLET | WHEN | PAYOUT |
|---|---|---|---|
| No winners yet. The market is waiting. | |||
Rounds run on a fixed 10-minute clock, 24/7. Miss one? Another pot is already filling up.
FINCH runs natively on its own network: fast blocks, near-zero gas, and a trading crowd that already lives for the next signal.
Winners are paid on FINCH Network. Trades are locked with server timestamps, no smart contract needed to play.
The short version. The full documentation covers fairness, fees, and the developer setup in depth.
Yes. FINCH only reads your public address to know where to send a payout. It never asks you to sign a message or approve a transaction, and value only ever flows toward winners.
No. There is no FINCH token to purchase. You connect a wallet and play with taps. Rounds are free to enter.
Be the first wallet to tap the correct ticket for the current signal. The earliest correct tap by server timestamp takes the round.
The win check runs on the server, the tables are read-only to the public, and one-trade-per-round is a database constraint. The client can never forge a correct trade.
After the round closes. Your win is recorded instantly with a PENDING badge, then the treasury wallet sends the fees and the badge flips to PAID.