Let artificial intelligence do the work
LottBox lets lottery operators make executive-level decisions that instantly apply to every transaction.
Significantly increase sales and profit
Capitalize on the impulse buy, add a layer of security, optimize automated product mix, widen distribution, and satisfy the demand for an in-lane solution.
Reduce Uncertainty
Report actual instead of estimated sales and prize liability.
This is
LottBox
LottBox removes the human component from activation and payouts thereby ensuring the security and trustworthiness of a lottery and its instant ticket games.

LottBox is comprised of best-in-class, customized, self-service banking components that have been in commercial use for over fifty years. The result is a durable and reliable piece of hardware that can handle the toughest retail environments. Combine that with software developed by the best machine learning engineers using the best neural networks and the results are nothing short of amazing.
Original instant tickets inherently carry a number of common traits. The ink, the card stock, the latex, certain markings… all consistent. As such, LottBox can easily find irregularities and using thresholds set by the user, automatically decide whether or not a ticket is valid.
Once LottBox knows a ticket is valid, the game play area is inspected to ensure fair play. If a scratch or a combination of scratches reveal an amount of text beyond a predetermined threshold, the ticket is retained, recorded as invalid and the transaction is terminated. Otherwise, the sale is recorded and after payment, the ticket is activated and ejected.
Activation with LottBox
Automated
- Contact-free
- 24/7 operation
- Reliable & consistent
More Secure
- Additional layer of inspection
- Stops retailer discounting
- Increased data aggregation
- Increased player trust
Convenient
- Reduced payout wait times
- Drive-through possible
- No retail friction
- Easy to use
- Small footprint
More Profitable
- One-time expense
- Reduces headcount
- No cashing commissions
- No human errors