In its continued efforts to digitize lottery sales, Jackpot.com has launched in its third market, New York. The online platform will allow residents to buy lottery tickets from their mobile devices.

According to the press release, “We're thrilled to announce Jackpot.com's launch in the Empire State, the nation's second-largest lottery market," said Jackpot.com CEO and co-founder Akshay K. Khanna. "Jackpot.com is happy to help New Yorkers order official state lottery tickets online with increased safety, security and convenience. At Jackpot.com, we're always striving to increase accessibility and elevate the player experience by making it more convenient and secure for players to order lottery tickets, ensuring players don't lose a winning ticket.”

Jackpot.com’s investors include Yankee Global Enterprises (New York Yankees) and the Tisch family (co-owners of the New York Giants), and it will launch in New York with a marketing partnership from the Yankees.

“The Jackpot.com platform has an innovative design and provides users an easily accessible interface to order official lottery tickets. We know that it will be enjoyed by consumers, and the Yankees are excited to see it launch in New York State,” said New York Yankees Senior Vice President Tony Bruno.

“We think Jackpot.com has one of the best and most progressive solutions on the market to make the lottery more accessible to tens of millions of New Yorkers. We are thrilled to be part of Jackpot.com's expansion in New York and its mission to positively change the way New Yorkers order official state lottery tickets,” said Carolyn Tisch.

The lottery courier service will enable customers to purchase tickets for Powerball, Mega Millions, Cash4Life, New York Lotto and Pick 10. The platform purchases the tickets from official state lottery retailers and securely transfers applicable winnings into the users account if $600 and under. For winnings over $600, the site will send the user the winning ticket to collect from the New York Lottery.

Jackpot.com is available for use in Texas, Ohio and New York.