Trust & compliance

Compliance isn’t a feature. It’s the platform.

Raffles are regulated gambling, run by volunteers handling other people’s money. That’s why we build the rules into the product instead of leaving them in a help article — so the compliant way is the only way a RaffleLink raffle can run.

Every state’s rules, built in

Permit thresholds, fundraising caps, draw ordering, duration limits — all 8 states and territories are encoded in the platform and checked while you set up. If your raffle needs a permit, we flag it before you launch and can apply on your behalf, generating the supporting documents your state requires.

Check your state’s permit rules →

Draws regulators can audit

Every RaffleLink draw is performed by certified draw software using a cryptographically secure random number generator — no barrel, no bias, no “trust us”. The result is sealed into a signed draw record covering every fact that defines the outcome, backed by a tamper-evident log, so your organisation (and your regulator) can verify exactly what happened and when. Hybrid raffles combine paper and digital tickets fairly in the same auditable draw, and winners are notified automatically.

Verified organisations, not anonymous raffles

Organisations on RaffleLink are verified before they fundraise — ABNs are checked against the Australian Business Register, and Victorian organisations are matched to the VGCCC’s declared community and charitable organisations register. Supporters see a Verified Organisation badge, so they know their ticket money is going where it says it is. When the raffle wraps up, the platform produces the tax invoices and statutory return forms your state expects.

Certified where it counts

QLD · OLGR

Approved draw software

RaffleLink’s random-draw software is approved by Queensland’s Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation (approval no. 147668) — the draw mechanism itself has been submitted to and certified by the regulator, including statistical evidence that every ticket has an equal chance.

VIC · VGCCC

Licensed Commercial Raffle Organiser

RaffleLink is licensed by the Victorian Gambling and Casino Control Commission as a Commercial Raffle Organiser (licence K24000049, held by Glacier Park Group Pty Ltd) — the licence Victorian organisations should look for before letting any platform run their raffle. We also prepare and lodge the Statement of Return the VGCCC requires after each raffle.

Glacier Park Group Pty Ltd T/A RaffleLink · ABN 61 670 432 185 · Payments secured by Stripe

Run it right, without reading a rulebook

Set up your raffle and the platform handles the compliance — thresholds, permits, draws, paperwork and all.