Users of UAE Lottery informed of a temporary deposit-related issue.

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Users’ login credentials serve as a personal online account from which they can withdraw funds when needed to purchase lottery tickets.

UAE Lottery has notified its users of a temporary issue affecting deposits on the platform. The company said its team is “actively working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.”

The country’s first and only regulated lottery operator now holds draws twice a week, with a Dh30 million prize on offer. Every ticket purchased automatically includes a Lucky Chance ID, which is entered into a separate draw where three winners receive Dh50,000 each per draw.

What is a deposit in UAE Lottery?

UAE Lottery users can deposit money into their platform account. This acts as a personal online wallet, allowing them to withdraw or use funds when needed to purchase lottery tickets.

Recognising the need to promote responsible gaming, the lottery operator also allows users to set deposit limits on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.

Once the limit is reached, no further deposits can be made until the set period ends, helping ensure customers do not overspend on tickets.

Users can reduce their deposit limits immediately if they choose. However, any request to increase the limit will only take effect after the current limit period expires. Once set, deposit limits cannot be removed or bypassed during the defined timeframe.

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