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A lottery results API lets your application retrieve winning numbers and draw information programmatically. Lottevo provides a JSON REST API for latest results, historical draws, jackpots and schedules across supported lotteries, with one consistent format for websites, mobile apps and analysis tools.

The catalogue includes Powerball, Mega Millions, EuroMillions, Eurojackpot and local and national games across multiple countries. Browse the coverage map or lottery results pages to confirm availability, recent draws and historical coverage for the games you need.

Yes. You can retrieve historical draws and filter results by game and date. Depending on the lottery, the data also includes bonus numbers, jackpots, schedules, prize categories and statistics, along with game details such as ticket price, sales close and jackpot odds. Fields and historical depth vary by game and your access; pending or unavailable data is marked explicitly.

Lottevo supports signed webhooks and a resumable event stream alongside the REST API. Webhooks are included in every plan, the event stream in Pro and Enterprise, and the trial has both for its one game.

Monetary values include their currency and use exact decimal strings. Jackpots also come converted to euros and US dollars at the official rates of the draw’s day. Draw and schedule data preserve time context so you can convert and display times for your audience.

Through the API, yes: for supported games, on every plan, and on the trial for its one game. Compare one ticket with past draws or submit up to 20 tickets for individual summaries. Bonus and digit-game matching depend on the game format. Historical prize amounts are gross and available only where the data and prize rules allow an outcome to be determined; incomplete totals and unknown outcomes are marked explicitly.

Use the change feed to follow recorded updates, then inspect an individual draw’s revisions for before-and-after values. Follow the pagination cursor as your integration catches up. If you fall outside the retained change window, refresh the affected results.

The data-quality endpoint covers the last 30 days and is recalculated every day. It includes completeness where a fixed schedule makes it measurable, and publication-delay statistics where available. A missing measurement remains unavailable; it is not an uptime guarantee or a promise of complete historical coverage.

No. Lottevo provides lottery data for websites, applications and research. It is not a ticket retailer or lottery operator.

Yes. Create an account to get a free sandbox key and explore the API with the PHP, JavaScript or Python SDKs, or the Postman collection. Your first plan key starts the free trial. Check the pricing page for the trial’s game coverage, limits and included features.