Where's the problem?
The ticket black market feeds on three weaknesses: anonymous tickets anyone can sell, unlimited buying that allows hoarding, and copyable tickets that can be sold several times over. The result: real fans either miss out or pay several times the price.
We close all three weaknesses at once — closing only one merely slows a scalper down.
Six layers of protection
- Verified identityOne account per mobile number and verified national ID. Mass account creation is practically impossible.
- Purchase limitsA few tickets per person per showtime; transfers and resale purchases count toward the same limit.
- Virtual queue and lotteryWhen sales open, the order is fair and neither refreshing nor bots get you ahead. For very high-demand shows, a lottery replaces the speed race.
- Bot and fraud detectionUnusual purchase patterns are detected and stopped before payment.
- Rotating QRThe entry code changes every 30 seconds and is cryptographically signed; photos and screenshots are worthless.
- Official resale with a price capIf you can't come, sell the ticket at no more than the allowed markup; the old ticket is voided and a new one is issued in the buyer's name.
Compared with ordinary ticketing
| Ordinary ticketing | Bilitchi | |
|---|---|---|
| Ticket in the buyer's name | ||
| Purchase limit per person | ||
| Uncopyable entry code | ||
| Safe resale with a price cap | ||
| Automatic refund if a showtime is cancelled | Sometimes |
What you can do
- Buy only from Bilitchi or its official resale market; second-hand tickets from elsewhere may already be void.
- Never send anyone your entry code; to give a ticket to a friend, use “Transfer”.
- Report any ticket listing above the price cap to support.
For organizers
Every layer is configurable per event: purchase limit, ID requirement, transfers and resale, the price-cap percentage and lottery sales.
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