TheLotter receives approval to offer online lottery ticket services in New Jersey

Lottery ticket courier service TheLotter New Jersey announced that it has received regulatory approval to offer services in the Garden State. The service provides customers the opportunity to order official NJ lottery tickets online.

Garden State residents interested in playing Powerball, Mega Millions, Pick-6, Jersey Cash 5, and other local draws can now order their tickets on theLotter New Jersey desktop, mobile website or app. Orders are fulfilled by theLotter, who purchases official lottery tickets at licensed New Jersey Lottery retailers on the customers' behalf. Tickets are then scanned and uploaded to the customers' account where they can be seen before the draw.

"Whenever a customer wins a prize, we notify them," said Peggy Daniel, theLotter's U.S. Managing Director. "Winnings of up to $600 are transferred directly to a customer's account."

"When a player wins a prize over that amount, we arrange for them to get their winning ticket so that they can collect the prize in person at the offices of the New Jersey Lottery. It's that level of transparency and security that has inspired the trust customers have in us. I am certain folks from New Jersey will embrace our service in a similar fashion."

Any New Jerseyan over the age of 18 who is physically present in the state is eligible to sign up for a free account at theLotter New Jersey. To start ordering lottery tickets online, customers choose the lottery game they wish to play, select their numbers as if they were purchasing their tickets in person, and confirm their purchase. The entire process is simple, safe, secure, and fully transparent, says TheLotter.

"Our launch in New Jersey is a great milestone," Daniel said. "Ordering lottery tickets online offers convenience and safety, and we're proud to offer our services in the state, in addition to our operations in Texas, Oregon, and Minnesota, with plans to launch in New York very soon."

TheLotter isn't the only new lottery ticket courier service operating in New Jersey. Last month, lottery app and website Jackpot.com also announced its expansion into the Garden State. Prominent New Jersey sports investors, including the Tisch family, co-owners of the New York Giants and Gotham FC, and NHL legend Martin Brodeur, are backing the service.