Qzino Originals verifier
Paste the Hash round and revealed Random Seed from a Qzino Original. This page hashes the seed with SHA-256 in your browser and reads the winning number before the first underscore — the same check Qzino’s Fairness modal sends you to. It is not on the unified /verify page yet. After the page loads, nothing is sent to a server.
What this page implements
SHA-256 of the random seed
Qzino’s Fairness copy says the system is SHA-256 of “a random winning number and the initial number of the server.” The revealed Random Seed is that pair as result_padding. Hash round is SHA-256(randomSeed).
The prefix is the result
Every Qzino board we pulled uses randomSeed.split("_")[0]. Dice and Ultimate Dice treat that as a 0–99 roll. Limbo takes the first comma-separated number. Crash uses it as the crash point. Plinko counts non-zero digits as rights. Keno splits on commas.
Crash is a shared round
The Fairness modal hides the hash-rotate button on Crash. Paste the round hash and random_seed from Round Details, not a per-bet client seed — Qzino does not show one.
Not the unified calculator
Stake, Shuffle, BC.Game and the other live tabs stay on /verify. This URL is Qzino-only so you can check the numbers against qzino.com before any tab is added there.
Does any of my data leave this page?
No. After the page loads, hashing runs through the browser Web Crypto API. Seeds are not posted anywhere — including not to Qzino.
Where do I copy the hash and seed?
Open a Qzino Original, then the shield Fairness control (login required on their site). Hash round is shown first. After you play, Previous rounds history lists the revealed Random Seed. Bet Details has the same two fields.
Why is this not an HMAC client-seed tool?
Qzino’s Fairness modal never asks for a client seed or nonce. It hashes the revealed random seed and compares that to Hash round, then points you at a public SHA-256 page. This verifier does that same check.
Which originals are on this page?
The seven live Qzino Originals: Dice, Keno, Limbo, Plinko, Crash, Ultimate Dice and Coin Flip. Nothing else is listed.