> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.prebit.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.prebit.io/docs/tickets.md).

# Tickets

## What is a Ticket?

A ticket is your prediction verified on the binance smart chain, fully transparent and immutable. \
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In order to get a ticket, you need **USDT (BEP20) and BNB BEP20 (Smartchain)**. Our platform can also help you swap instantly!\
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Once you connect your wallet to Prebit, you can register your final predictions on your ticket. You can register as many tickets as you want.  \
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Please note; a ticket can only be registered during an open Prebit Event; users will not be able to register a ticket if the Prebit event time has closed. 

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## How many Tickets can you register?&#x20;

You can register as many tickets as you want to and use the Quick-Fill feature to select a range for an automatic quick fill of the precards.

## What is a Ticket History?&#x20;

A tickets history shows the Prebit events and winning prediction prices and will be the source that verified if your prediction has won any prizes or not.\
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Make sure to [Connect Wallet](/docs/get-started/connect-your-wallet-to-prebit.md) to find out if your tickets won any prizes! <br>

## What is a Ticket History?&#x20;

A ticket history shows your verified predictions and will be the source that verified if your prediction has won any prizes or not.&#x20;


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