The site uses a dual-currency setup: Gold Coins for social play and Sweeps Coins that can be redeemed for prizes under set rules. Its official site and policies are live, and the brand keeps a presence on Facebook.
Independent previews suggest a public debut sometime in 2025, and early access appears to be rolling out in stages.
How Grand Vault Says It Will Work
Grand Vault follows the standard sweepstakes casino model: there is no purchase necessary, with Sweeps Coins available through daily log-ins, social promotions, and a mail-in AMOE (Alternative Method of Entry).
Gold Coins power casual play; Sweeps Coins are used for prize-eligible games. The current Sweeps Rules set a minimum redemption of $100, and some prizes may require you to play coins at least once before redeeming.
Before you start, read the rules page carefully so you know how entries, play requirements, and redemptions work.
Timeline, Access, and Where It Can Operate
Reports point to a public launch in late 2025, with sign-ups during a limited beta. Availability will vary by state: Grand Vault’s Sweeps Rules list several excluded states, while a separate legal opinion prepared for payment partners shows a broader excluded list.
Expect these details to evolve as policies update and processors complete checks. For the latest updates, follow the official site and Facebook page, and review the live policy pages before you play.
