Lottery.com reveals blockchain gaming plans

Lottery.com has announced that it is working on multijurisdictional blockchain gaming products in an initiative dubbed Project Nexus.

The tech provider to the igaming sector is looking to deliver a new generation of products that use blockchain technology to bolster security, diversity and player satisfaction.

The project comes at a time when mainstream game developers are openly exploring blockchain and NFTs for their own platforms.

Lottery.com has outlined plans for unique lottery games built in-house and integrated with the platform that will be launched beyond the US.

The jackpots found on the lottery will be available to an international audience while their prize pool will be shared across the world.

Lottery.com will put an emphasis on regulatory compliance, launching its products in whitelisted markets.

As an additional perk, the company is looking to implement crypto payments in those jurisdictions where it is legal to do so.

Lottery.com CEO Tony DiMatteo said: “We believe that the future of gaming is blockchain and we anticipate that Project Nexus will be an important step toward realizing blockchain’s potential to provide transparency and security to our products. It’s crucial for any player to have full trust and confidence in the integrity of whatever game they are playing, and blockchain technology has the potential to improve that transparency.”

The company will seek assistance from established blockchain developers.

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