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About OpenGacha
Open Gacha (launched by NFW) is a pull-shop protocol on Solana for NFT and trading-card-game (TCG) collectibles. A creator pays about 0.2 SOL and one transaction to open a shop; the program handles randomness, draws, and backend while the shop owner holds the pool and keys, and the protocol never custodies assets.
Mechanically, every Open Gacha draw is VRF-provable so results cannot be rigged; on fees, the creator keeps 75% of each fee and the protocol takes 25%, with rewards paid directly by the chain to the shop owner. It offers two modes—own stock (the shop supplies its own inventory) and decentralized (whitelisted collections supplied by the community)—and accepts classic Metaplex NFTs, royalty-enforced pNFTs, Metaplex Core, and vaulted TCG cards, deeply integrating the pull-shop format with Solana's NFT infrastructure.
OpenGacha shipped a creator-facing gacha-pool protocol on Solana in August 2026, turning who can run a prize pool into infrastructure: anyone can stock a pool with verified NFTs or graded cards, sell pulls in SOL, rely on VRF randomness and settle fully onchain, with creators keeping 75% of protocol fees on the self-hosted tier. The first front end, NFW, opened on September 24 with keep-or-cash-out settlement. A protocol-and-multiple-front-ends split within a month is a structural choice few projects in this niche make.
At OpenGacha the bet is on separating protocol from front end. An open-source storefront was published on September 19, so anyone can fork it, point it at their own pool and ship. A pool needs at least four live items before pulls sell, and pricing, buyback and settlement rules are written into the programme. NFW, the first front end, enters its second season on October 8, with pools spanning 52 NFT collections and three graded-card vaults.