Mainnet Addresses
All horse.fun accounts live on Solana mainnet. Everything below is publicly inspectable — pools, vaults, and randomness included.Core
Vaults & State (transparency)
Randomness / VRF
The randomness authority is a program-derived address (PDA) that signs commit/reveal requests on behalf of the protocol — it holds no data of its own, which keeps race resolution permissionless. It is stored as the authority inside the randomness account, where anyone can verify it.
Verification
How to Verify
- Check the program: the Program ID above owns the protocol state, jackpot pools, and volume stats — confirm ownership on any explorer
- Review the IDL: the full interface definition is published on-chain at the IDL account above
- Follow the funds: every race’s allocations flow through the vaults listed here — entry vault, jackpot pools, buyback, referral — all publicly auditable in real time
- Check the randomness: the randomness account is owned by the Switchboard program, and its authority field matches the protocol’s PDA
Integration
For developers building on top of horse.fun:API Endpoints
- RPC: Use any Solana RPC provider
- WebSocket: Subscribe to race updates via Solana WebSocket API
- Historical Data: Query on-chain accounts for past races
Open Source
All deployed programs are verifiable on-chain. Source code will be published.
Contact
For integration support or security concerns:- Technical Support: dev@horse.fun
- Security Reports: security@horse.fun