GTA 5 ON CHAIN

Our project brings GTA V fully on-chain by linking in-game actions to blockchain transactions. Using Pyth’s on-chain entropy, we generate provably random outcomes that shape missions, events, and interactions triggered directly from the in-game phone. Every player is identified by their ENS name, which we also use for seamless transfers and in-game operations. Wallet management and peer-to-peer payments are powered by CDP, giving players smooth on-chain control without leaving the game. For commerce inside the world, x402 powers our in-game stores, letting players buy, sell, and interact with on-chain assets natively within the GTA experience.

Our in game currency was minted on a Base launch pad. https://flaunch.gg/base/coin/0xa901a7b9897c8d49847834514969a8bcbc1f9b92

💥 How It’s Made — GTA On-Chain Edition 1️⃣ GTA V Mod (ScriptHookV / FiveM) 🎮📱

We build a custom GTA V mod that hooks directly into the game’s scripting layer.

It listens for in-game events — especially anything triggered from the in-game phone — and forwards them to our backend bridge.

Hooked events include:

📱 Phone menu selections

👤 Player interactions

🎯 Mission triggers

🛒 Store purchases

🖥️ Custom UI actions

The mod communicates with a local bridge server (Node.js) over HTTP or WebSockets.

2️⃣ Local Bridge Server → On-Chain 🔗💻

This local Node.js bridge translates GTA events into blockchain transactions.

The bridge handles:

📥 Receiving events from the GTA mod

✍️ Signing + sending smart contract transactions

📖 Reading contract state and returning results

🔑 Managing wallet sessions via CDP

This allows players to perform on-chain actions using only the in-game phone.

3️⃣ CDP (Wallet Management + P2P Transfers) 🔐💸

We use Coinbase Developer Platform (CDP) as the wallet layer.

CDP powers:

🗝️ Non-custodial wallets for each player

🔑 Session keys (no seed phrase popups)

🤝 Instant P2P transfers

🎮 Fully in-game UX (no browser needed)

CDP makes blockchain interaction feel like a native GTA mechanic.

4️⃣ ENS Integration 🌐🆔

Players log in with their ENS names.

ENS is used for:

🪪 Player identity

🔤 Display names

💸 In-game payments (send to felipe.eth instead of 0x...)

🧾 Store receipts

🎁 Mission rewards

The bridge resolves ENS → address before sending any transaction.

5️⃣ Pyth Entropy for Randomness 🎲⚡

We use Pyth on-chain entropy to generate provably random events.

This randomness powers:

🎯 Mission outcomes

💰 Loot drops

🧨 Risk-based decisions

🐉 Spawns, dice, random events

Because it’s on-chain, it’s:

🔍 Verifiable

🎭 Unpredictable

🛡️ Tamper-resistant

It makes missions feel truly blockchain-native.

6️⃣ Smart Contracts (Core Logic) 🧩📜

Smart contracts handle gameplay logic that needs:

🎲 Randomness

📊 State tracking

💸 Payments

🎒 Item ownership

🗺️ Mission progress

🛒 Store purchases

Deployed on a chain with:

⚡ Fast confirmations

🪙 Cheap gas

🎰 Reliable entropy

All triggered directly from the GTA phone UI.

7️⃣ x402 for In-Game Stores 🛍️🔗

x402 powers the marketplace/store layer:

🛒 Buy/sell digital goods

🪙 On-chain item minting

💵 Pricing + inventory

📦 Auto-delivery to GTA inventory

We map x402 items → GTA items inside the mod.

8️⃣ Game → Blockchain → Game Loop 🔁🚀

Here’s a typical flow:

📱 Player opens in-game phone

➡️ Selects action (store, mission, transfer)

🎮 Mod sends event → Bridge

🔗 Bridge signs & sends TX

📜 Contract executes (randomness, payments, state updates)

🧠 Bridge reads results

🌍 Mod updates GTA world (loot, mission outcome, purchases)

Everything feels instant, even though it’s fully on-chain.