Lottery app review
Jackpot.com review (2026): states, fees, prizes and Texas
US lottery courier app from Lottomatrix Corp (seven states); deposit fees are not published on its app page.
Our verdict
A smaller seven-state courier with commission-free prizes, but its fees are not published and its Texas listing was overtaken by the 2025 ban.
Best for: Players in its seven states who want an alternative app and will check fees at checkout.
- Odds & value 25%4
- Transparency 20%4
- Player protection 20%5
- Ease of play 15%6
- Payouts & claims 10%6
- Reputation 10%5
What we like
- No commission on prizes
- Digital scratch-offs in MA, OH, AZ and CO
- NASPL Associate Member
- Prizes up to $600 credited to account
What to watch
- Deposit fees not published on the app page
- Only seven states
- iOS App Store listing only was verified
- Texas was in its January 2025 release before the ban
At a glance
- Type
- Private company
- Available in
- NY, NJ, OH, MA, AZ, AR, CO
- Fees
- Not published on the app listing; users report deposit fees. Jackpot.com says it never charges commission on prizes. Odds are those of the official games.
- Mobile app
- Yes
- Courier apps allowed
- Yes
- Help line
- 1-800-GAMBLER
Score breakdown
Rubric & weights- Odds & value 25% weight4/10
Odds match the official games (Powerball any prize 1 in 24.87) but the courier's deposit fees are not published, so the true cost cannot be stated.
- Transparency 20% weight4/10
Fees are not listed on the app page and are only reported by users; the operator structure (Malta-licensed parent) takes digging to find.
- Player protection 20% weight5/10
It is a NASPL Associate Member and a US app, but no state courier licence was verified in the research.
- Ease of play 15% weight6/10
Seven states (NY NJ OH MA AZ AR CO), iOS app listing, digital scratch-offs in four of them.
- Payouts & claims 10% weight6/10
Prizes up to $600 credited ($500 in Arkansas) with no commission on prizes; anonymity is claimed in help articles but state law governs.
- Reputation 10% weight5/10
The January 2025 launch release listed Texas, which banned couriers a month later; no regulatory finding against it was found.
Games, prices and published odds
Top prizes and odds
| Game | Match | Prize | Odds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Powerball | 5 + Powerball | Grand Prize | 1 in 292,201,338.00 |
| 5 | $1 Million | 1 in 11,688,053.52 | |
| 4 + Powerball | $50,000 | 1 in 913,129.18 | |
| Mega Millions | 5 + Mega Ball | Jackpot (not multiplied) | 1 in 290,472,336 |
| 5 | $2,000,000 to $10,000,000 (2X to 10X multiplier) | 1 in 12,629,232 | |
| 4 + Mega Ball | $20,000 to $100,000 (2X to 10X multiplier) | 1 in 893,761 | |
| Millionaire for Life | 5 + Life Ball | $1,000,000 Per Year for Life ($18 Million Cash Option) | 1 in 22,910,580.00 |
| 5 | $100,000 Per Year for Life ($2.2 Million Cash Option) | 1 in 5,727,645.00 | |
| 4 + Life Ball | $7,500 | 1 in 86,455.02 |
Top three prize tiers as printed on the operator's prize chart.
Odds are the operator's published figures per single play. Prize amounts are before tax.
Who it’s for
Jackpot.com is for players in its seven states who want a second courier option and are prepared to check fees themselves. It is a smaller operation than the leading apps, and the information it publishes about costs is thinner. If you want a courier with a full fee table, Lotto.com is the clearer comparison.
As with any courier, you are buying a service, not a ticket. The app orders an official state lottery ticket for you.
How it works
The US app is operated by Lottomatrix Corp, according to its App Store listing. It covers New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Massachusetts, Arizona, Arkansas and Colorado, and it offers digital scratch-offs in Massachusetts, Ohio, Arizona and Colorado. The age limit is 18, or 21 in Arizona. We verified the iOS App Store listing only.
The international site is a separate business. Its help centre names Lottomatrix Operations Limited of Malta, licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority under licence MGA/B2C/362/2016. That licence relates to the international site, not to the US app, so it is no substitute for a US state courier licence. Jackpot.com is also an Associate Member of NASPL.
Odds and value
The odds are those of the official games. Powerball is 1 in 292,201,338 for the jackpot and 1 in 24.87 for any prize. Mega Millions is 1 in 290,472,336 and 1 in 23. Millionaire for Life is 1 in 22,910,580 and 1 in 8.46.
What we cannot give you is the price. Fees are not published on the app listing, and users report deposit fees. Jackpot.com says it never charges commission on prizes, but a commission-free prize does not tell you what the ticket cost to buy. Check the total at checkout before you pay.
Trust and regulation
Jackpot.com is operated by Lottomatrix Corp, whose headquarters and founding year are not published on the pages we checked. We did not find a US state courier licence stated for it in our data, so we cannot say it is licensed the way Lotto.com and Jackpocket are in New York and New Jersey. Ask the app or check with your state lottery.
The Texas episode is part of the record. A January 2025 release listed eight states, including Texas. The Texas Lottery Commission banned lottery couriers on 24 Feb 2025, according to NBC News, so that listing was overtaken. We report that as a matter of public record, not as a finding about the company’s conduct.
Claiming prizes and taxes
Prizes up to $600 are credited to your account, or up to $500 in Arkansas. Larger prizes are claimed under state rules. Jackpot.com says it never charges commission on prizes. A help article on its site says winners can claim anonymously, but anonymity is set by state law, so it is conditional. Check your state page for the real position, and read our guides before a large claim.
Playing online
The app is online only, and the iOS listing is the one we verified. We did not confirm an Android version. Helpline support is available at 1-800-GAMBLER. We did not confirm a self-exclusion tool in the app.
If your state offers an official online lottery, compare it. PA iLottery and Virginia Lottery Online show what a state account offers.
Our take
Jackpot.com is a niche courier app with commission-free prizes and a focus on a few states. Its weakness is information: no published fees, a thinner licensing picture and a Texas listing that the ban overtook. We would treat it as a second choice behind a courier that shows its costs or an official state app, and we would check the checkout price on every order.
Frequently asked questions
Is Jackpot.com the same as the international site?
No. The US app is run by Lottomatrix Corp. The international site is run by Lottomatrix Operations Limited in Malta.
Does Jackpot.com charge fees?
Fees are not published on the app listing, and users report deposit fees. It says it never charges commission on prizes.
Which states can I use it in?
New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Massachusetts, Arizona, Arkansas and Colorado.
Can I win anonymously?
A help article says you can claim anonymously, but state law decides what is released, so it depends on where the ticket was bought.
On the record
Regulatory, legal and news items from the last five years that informed the reputation score. Each is stated as the source reports it.
Frequently asked questions
- Is Jackpot.com legit?
- Jackpot.com is operated by Lottomatrix Corp. Jackpot.com is a lottery courier app operated in the US by Lottomatrix Corp (per its App Store listing); the international site is run by Lottomatrix Operations Limited of Malta, licensed by the Malta Gaming Authority (MGA/B2C/362/2016). It is an Associate Member of NASPL. A January 2025 release listed Texas among its states; Texas banned couriers in February 2025. We rate it 4.8/10 (Below average) on odds, transparency, player protection, ease of play, payouts and reputation, verified November 2, 2026.
- What are the odds of winning at Jackpot.com?
- Powerball: top prize listed on the official page at 1 in 292,201,338; any prize 1 in 24.87. These are the operator's published figures per single play.
- How old do you have to be to play Jackpot.com?
- The minimum age is 18.
- What are the downsides of Jackpot.com?
- Deposit fees not published on the app page. Only seven states. iOS App Store listing only was verified. Texas was in its January 2025 release before the ban.
Sources
Facts last verified November 2, 2026
Every figure on this page comes from one of the documents below. If a source has changed since our check, tell us.
- Jackpot.com on the App Store · accessed November 2, 2026
- Jackpot.com - About us · accessed November 2, 2026
- Jackpot.com help - claiming prizes anonymously · accessed November 2, 2026
- PR Newswire - Jackpot.com launches in Arizona · accessed November 2, 2026
- NBC News - Texas bans lottery couriers · accessed November 2, 2026
- Powerball prize chart · accessed November 2, 2026
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