Yes. You connect a Solana-compatible wallet to join duels, lock collateral, and receive payouts. Supported tokens typically include USDC and SOL depending on the market.

Each duel defines a verifiable outcome source — official records, price feeds, election results, or other public data. After the deadline, the smart contract distributes the pool to winners automatically once the outcome is confirmed.

Entry costs are set per duel by the creator. Solana network fees are typically sub-cent. Platform and creator commission terms are shown on each market before you join.

Duel Duck is a non-custodial Web3 application. You interact via your own wallet without a traditional account signup, though local regulations may apply to your jurisdiction.

Politics, elections, crypto prices, DeFi metrics, Fed rate decisions, tech milestones, geopolitical events, and more — any verifiable future outcome with a clear yes/no resolution.

Users predict binary outcomes (Yes/No) with fixed entry costs. All entries form a reward pool. When the event resolves, smart contracts distribute winnings to correct predictors.