Mido Lotto app goes live in Montana

Mido Lotto, the mobile app owned by Lottery Now, has now been released in Montana. This is in line with the company’s mission to see the app available in 10 states by the third quarter of the year.

Mido Lotto was launched in Montana with much fanfare, and eligible residents got a free lottery ticket each. The company has also promised to support local organisations and social responsibility causes in the region.

The app offers players the opportunity to buy tickets for and participate in lottery games such as Mega Millions and Powerball through their mobile devices. This feature makes buying lottery tickets an easy, convenient, and enjoyable experience for players. Players can also use the app to gift tickets, play with friends and family, and instantly claim winnings up to $600. Players who win higher amounts will have their tickets physically delivered to them safely.

“We’re thrilled to offer Montanans a safe, convenient and legitimate way to play lottery draw games like Powerball and Mega Millions. Since 1987, the Montana Lottery has funded important state programs, and we’re excited to support these impactful giveback initiatives through incremental ticket sales,” said Kevin Kramer, CEO and co-founder of Lottery Now.

“Mido Lotto attracts mobile customers who typically don’t play the lottery the way it’s currently offered, which means more contributions going to worthy causes such as public education, safety and health programs.”

Speaking about the launch, Rich Wheeler, President and co-founder of Lottery Now, added: “Players no longer have to worry about missing a draw, misplacing a ticket, or forgetting to claim winnings again. Now busy Montanans can enjoy the time-saving convenience of ordering tickets from anywhere in the state – and not miss being a part of the excitement the Lottery brings. We’re looking forward to some big winners in Montana.”

Lottery Now is a fully digital lottery management platform that will soon be available in 10 states in the US. It works with state lotteries and officially licensed lottery retailers to ensure customers can order official state-lottery games via the app.

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