Sweep Stars
The in-app currency: how you earn it, and what it is actually for.
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In short
Sweep Stars are Lottra's in-app currency. Everything you do in the app either earns them or spends them, and they are the thing that converts into a real payout.
They cannot be bought as raffle entries and they are not a cryptocurrency. They are a balance on your account.
Every free way to earn them
Tapping. The core loop. Each tap earns Sweep Stars and spends energy, which refills over time. This is why the app suits short daily visits rather than one long sitting.
Daily login. Opening the app each day builds a streak, and the streak is worth more than the individual days. Miss a day and it resets to the start.
Quests. Rotating objectives — play a particular game, reach a number of taps, try something new.
Rewarded ads. Watching a short video credits Sweep Stars. This is also the source of the prize money.
Referrals. Inviting somebody who actually plays earns you a share of their activity. Inviting accounts that never play earns nothing, by design.
What you can do with them
Enter prize draws, play the games that take a stake, and — once you are verified and above the minimum — withdraw them as real money.
The exchange rate for withdrawals is shown in the app rather than published here, because it is an operator setting that changes. Anything quoting you a fixed rate from a blog post is out of date.
Energy, and why there is a ceiling
Energy is what stops tapping from being an unlimited faucet. It regenerates on a timer, so there is a natural cap on how much anybody can earn in a day no matter how long they hold the screen.
Taps above roughly twelve a second are not counted. Automation tools gain nothing and risk the account.
The rest of how it works
- Prize draws — How a draw runs, what the minimum player count is for, and when you get refunded.
- Withdrawals — Getting paid: verification, the $10 floor, the five-day promise and the methods.
- Identity verification — What KYC is for, what we ask for, and what it does not block.
- Referrals — Inviting people, what counts, and what deliberately does not.
- Responsible play — The limits built into the app, and how to tell when it has stopped being fun.