Virgin Islands Lottery

The Virgin Islands Lottery operates as a lottery organization that sells tickets and conducts numbered draws for the public. Its core offerings include the sale of lottery tickets through authorized retail outlets, the processing of prize claims, and the scheduling and execution of regular draws. The organization serves residents and visitors within the United States Virgin Islands, providing a state‑sanctioned gaming option. Information about upcoming draws, results, and prize payouts is disseminated through its official website and social‑media channels. Participants can verify the validity of their tickets and claim winnings according to the rules published by the lottery.

The Virgin Islands Lottery is headquartered in the United States of America, with its operational base located in the territory it serves. In March 2025 the organization experienced a cyberattack that compromised its information technology systems, prompting a temporary halt of retail sales, prize claims, and all scheduled draws. During the incident the lottery worked closely with the Bureau of Information Technology, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and external cybersecurity experts to investigate the breach and restore services. Officials confirmed that tickets for the affected draws remained valid and that a new draw date would be announced once system stability was verified. Throughout the disruption the lottery issued updates to players via its official communication channels. No further details about ownership, parent‑company relationships, or annual sales figures are provided in the available sources.