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# Adding an Instant Prize
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[Adding a Competition](/competition-docs/basics/adding-a-competition.md)
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Once you have added a Prize as instructed in the above guide to add Instant Wins you can follow the below guide:
1. Click Enable Instant Prizes
You'll now see this interface. It gives you many options to add your tickets, most people will use the green button to add instants which is our ticket generator.
2. Click Add Prizes and fill in the boxes, Prize Name & how many tickets you want for the instant
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For site credit you can ask us to have a custom keyword or use "Site Credit"
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For example "£5 Site Credit" would be the Prize Name to automatically reward site credits as an instant win.
Once you have clicked Generate, you'll see the Instant Prize added with random numbers.
Save the Competition as a Draft or Publish if you're ready to go live, it will then show up on the frontend.
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