SOFTSWISS introduces new Lotto Software solution with Turfsport

iGaming software solutions provider SOFTSWISS, along with Turfsport, a South African software provider that the company recently acquired, has announced the launch of its new Lotto Software.

The new solution empowers operators to offer players a wide range of lottery number betting options independent of traditional lottery organizers, according to a press release. The launch comes the online lottery sector booms, with further growth projected in the next few years.

In 2024, the online lottery market is projected to generate over 15.7 billion euros ($17.45 billion) in revenue, as per Statista. Over the next five years, the market is expected to maintain this growth momentum, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.75%, reaching over 20.76 billion euros ($22.98 billion) in 2029.

The SOFTSWISS Lotto Software provides customizable betting options and high transaction volumes – it can handle up to 80 bets per second and process 3,333 bet results per second. The platform is designed for a global reach, supporting over 300 popular lottery draws worldwide.

The new software integrates smoothly with existing iGaming and retail ecosystems, offering plug-and-play accessibility and seamless external wallet connections. The adoption process requires no additional software installations – only a web browser is needed to access and manage the back office.

Optimised for both desktop and mobile devices, the SOFTSWISS Lotto Software offers "an intuitive and seamless betting experience," enabling players to place custom or ‘quick pick’ bets on current or future draws. The platform also features automated scheduling and result processing, streamlining the entire operation for both operators and players.

By offering a wide range of bet types, including numbers, sum, count, positions, colours, and even/odd betting, as well as jackpot-type draws, the SOFTSWISS Lotto Software provides operators with the flexibility to create engaging and profitable lottery product, the company said. It can also be integrated into offline betting shops and is already available in South Africa.

Max Trafimovich, Chief Commercial Officer at SOFTSWISS, shared: "We present a product that not only meets the growing demand for diverse and engaging betting options but also equips our clients with an effective tool to grow their businesses. With this new solution, operators can now offer their players a unique, reliable, and enjoyable experience. The SOFTSWISS Lotto Software is a game-changer for the lottery betting industry."

The platform’s in-house lottery feed ensures complete independence from third-party sources. This system guarantees the accuracy of results and fraud prevention through dual-source validation and advanced web scraping technologies, according to a company statement.