Brightstar Global Solutions Corporation

Fabrizio Battini

Emanuele Martire

Gianluca Ragnoni

Thomas K Oram

Veniero Merlini

Giuseppe Bianchi

A ticket issuer server provides a digital instant lottery ticket, such as a smart contract instant lottery ticket (SILT) on a digital ledger, such as a blockchain infrastructure that supports execution of smart contracts. The ticket issuer server obtains an encryption key from a key issuer, encrypts a prize code with the encryption key to provide an encrypted prize code, creates an object, such as a smart contract representing the SILT, wherein the smart contract includes a ticket owner address attribute, a ticket issuer address attribute, a key issuer address attribute and the encrypted prize code, and stores the object on the digital ledger.

Blockchain-based smart contract instant lottery ticket

A system and method for facilitating an instant lottery game with both physical and virtual instant lottery tickets, and more particularly to a system and method for facilitating virtual instant lottery ticket creation, virtual instant lottery ticket selling, virtual instant lottery ticket transferring, virtual instant lottery ticket scratching, and virtual instant lottery ticket redemption. The instant lottery ticket system and method of various embodiments provides the seamless integration with existing physical instant lottery game and ticket systems (and processes thereof), substantially the same overall player experience as provided with physical instant lottery tickets.

Dematerialized instant lottery ticket system and method

A method of generating a digital lottery ticket includes receiving a transaction record associated with a ticket issuance request from a computing device, wherein the transaction record includes transaction data including a player entry and a first public key associated with the player entry, generating a first message including digital ticket information, TKD, relating to the player entry, a source field and a destination field, generating a digital signature of the first message using a private key of an issuer server, transmitting the first message and the digital signature to a transaction certification authority (TCA) server for storage on a publicly viewable transaction ledger maintained by the TCA, receiving from the TCA server a second message including a digital ticket number and a transaction ID associated with the first message and the digital ticket number, and transmitting a third message including the transaction ID and the digital ticket number to the computing device.

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Rome, Italy

Fabrizio Battini