Lummy Ticket started from a real problem: ticket resale in Indonesia runs on scalpers, wild prices, and manual bank transfers to strangers. We stand in the middle, so sellers can price fairly and buyers are not gambling their money on a DM.
Escrow and AI do the work backstage. Up front it feels like any normal app, with no crypto to learn. Your money is guarded by code, not by a promise.

Funds sit in a smart contract until the show is over. The seller cannot vanish with them, and the buyer cannot be ghosted.
Every PDF is checked before it goes live: file-structure forensics, duplicate barcodes, and a forgery score.
Listings max out at 150% of face value. Fair pricing by design, not a free-for-all.
Locked, released, or refunded: anyone can verify the state of the money on a block explorer.
Four steps, with your money guarded by code the whole way.
Choose a resale ticket and pay the normal way. No wallet, no crypto vocabulary.
Your payment sits in a smart contract instead of our bank account, and anyone can verify it.
You get a print-ready letter of authorisation straight away, plus gated access to the seller ID near the date.
Once the event passes without a dispute, the seller is paid. Turned away with proof? You get refunded.
The seller is not paid until the show has passed without a problem. Funds stay in escrow, never in our account.
Face value, markup, and fees are visible before you pay. Every transaction can be verified publicly.
Edited tickets and duplicate barcodes are caught before a listing goes live. Anything doubtful goes to manual review.
If the ticket fails at the gate and your evidence holds up, you are refunded in full. That is enforced by code, not goodwill.