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Trust & safety
Curation only means something if it costs something. Here's what we check before a builder appears on Chopdraw, what gets a listing pulled, and where our job ends.
Every builder applies before anything they post can go live. We look at the shop, the history, the entry platform they use, and how their past drops actually concluded. New applications sit in a queue until a human has read them — there is no auto-approve.
We look at the work. Real shops leave a trail: finished builds, show appearances, customers riding the bikes years later. If the portfolio is three renders and a logo, the application doesn't move forward.
Verification is earned, not bought. The badge goes to builders with a documented record of completed giveaways — draws run publicly under published rules, winners announced, keys handed over. It's the difference between "approved to list" and "proven to deliver."
Any one of these stops an application or pulls a live listing until it's resolved.
The clearest way to trust a platform is to know exactly where its job ends. Ours ends here.
Every giveaway is run by the builder, on the builder's own platform, under the builder's published rules. Chopdraw is the showcase, not the operator.
There is no cart on this site. Every enter button leads to the builder's official page, and that's the only place an entry can be purchased.
Not in escrow, not in passing, not for a second. Money moves directly between you and the builder. If anyone claims to be collecting giveaway payments on Chopdraw's behalf, that's a scam — report it.
See something on Chopdraw that doesn't hold up — a moved deadline, a borrowed photo, a draw that never happened? Tell us. Include the listing link and whatever you've found; a human reads every report, and listings come down while we check.