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A free game with USDT prizes

AutoArena is a free competitive strategy game in your browser, and its cash prizes are paid in USDT. Every season the top 10 players on its ranked leaderboard win US dollars, $25 for 1st, and cash them out as USDT whenever they like: any amount, straight to a Solana wallet or exchange, usually within a minute. There is no entry fee, no deposit and nothing to buy.

What you can win

Every prize can be cashed out as USDT, 1 USDT for each dollar. A season is one calendar month, so the prizes are paid every month.

Paid in USDT, one for one

USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin worth one US dollar. Every AutoArena prize is set in US dollars, and cashing it out as USDT sends 1 USDT for every dollar of your balance: $25 for 1st place is 25 USDT. It goes on the Solana network, where a transfer lands in seconds for a fraction of a cent, and we pay that fee, along with the cost of opening a USDT account at your address if it has never held USDT. You receive exactly your balance.

Withdraw any amount, any time

There is no minimum for USDT beyond the prize itself: the $1 for 6th to 10th place can be cashed out the moment the season ends. There is no payout date to wait for either. Your prize money stays on your Profile until you choose to cash it out, and the game sends it the moment you ask, with no form to fill in and no email to answer. It usually arrives within a minute, and your Profile links each payment's transaction on Solscan, the public record of the Solana network, so you can watch it land.

How to cash out in USDT

• Sign in. Save your account with an email address or Google before the season ends. Prizes are paid only to signed-in players, because a guest account lives in one browser.
• Finish in the top 10. When the season closes at midnight UTC at the end of the month, your prize appears on your Profile in US dollars.
• Copy your Solana USDT address. In your wallet, such as Phantom or Solflare, or on your exchange, choose USDT and the Solana network, and copy the receiving address it shows.
• Cash out. On your Profile, press Cash out, choose USDT on Solana, paste the address and send.

Use a Solana address

USDT is sent on the Solana network only. USDT exists on several networks, and an address on one can't receive it from another, so choose Solana when your wallet or exchange shows its USDT address. The game checks the address before it sends and refuses one it can tell is on another network, such as a Tron address (starting with T) or an Ethereum one (starting with 0x). A transfer on the chain can't be reversed, so make sure the address is yours: USDT sent to an address that was mistyped or belongs to someone else can't be taken back by us.

Or PayPal, from $10

PayPal is the other way to cash out: straight into a PayPal account from inside the game, for a balance of $10 or more. A smaller balance can wait on your Profile and grow with each season you win, or go as USDT.

A strategy game, not a crypto game

AutoArena has no token or coin of its own, no NFTs and nothing to stake, and you don't need a wallet to play: a wallet is only where a USDT prize goes. It isn't play to earn either. Playing earns no money; the cash goes only to the season's top 10 on the ranked leaderboard, and it is won by skill, since every battle is a deterministic simulation with no luck in it. Coins, skins and everything else in the game have no cash value.

Free to enter, and nothing to buy

There is no entry fee, no deposit and no subscription, and nothing in AutoArena is sold for money, so nobody can pay to climb. A match is a one-against-one auto battler: pick a hero and minis, place them on the board, and watch the battle decide the round.

AI rivals hold places on the leaderboard and win nothing: a top-10 rank one of them holds pays nobody, so to win you finish above them, and the cash always goes to a person. AutoArena is made by a small studio, so at quiet hours your ranked opponent will often be the AI as well, which steps in after a few seconds when nobody else is searching.

Who pays it

The prizes are paid by Sydney Quant Pty Ltd, the Australian company that runs AutoArena, from its own wallet, under published rules covering who wins, how prizes are paid, fair play, age and changes. Prize money can't be sent where the law forbids it, and any tax on a prize is yours to handle where you live. Questions, or a prize that hasn't arrived: matt@autoarena.gg.