Lootbox provides various features to enhance user experience, including the rain pot (sometimes referred to as the raindrop), which distributes rewards to eligible users. However, certain actions may result in restrictions on accessing this feature. Below, we explain why such restrictions are applied, based on Lootbox's policies and automated systems.

The rain pot is a reward distribution system designed to provide benefits to users in good standing. Users may receive free rewards through this feature. While access is generally open to eligible accounts, compliance with Lootbox's Terms of Service is required to participate.

Your account may face restrictions from participating in the rain pot if misuse or violations of Lootbox's Terms of Service are detected. One common violation is attempting to "farm" the rain pot—a practice where users exploit the system to gain unfair advantages or unauthorized rewards. Such activities are strictly prohibited and monitored by automated detection mechanisms. When an account is flagged for such behavior, it is restricted from accessing the rain pot, regardless of ID verification status. These restrictions are part of Lootbox's commitment to ensuring fair use of its features for all users. Note that once an account is restricted for a Terms violation, the restriction remains in place unless the Terms of Service are updated to allow for changes.

Currently, restrictions caused by violations, such as farming activity, are not reversible. Lootbox does not provide an ETA on potential changes to this policy, and users are encouraged to strictly adhere to the Terms of Service to maintain access to all features.