Lotpot is now live on Megapot

Megapot x Lotpot x P2P.me: onchain jackpots for emerging markets

Starting today, Lotpot is live.

Lotpot is an independent jackpot app built on Megapot's open protocol, with P2P.me integration for easier access in supported markets including India, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Nigeria.

Lotpot brings Megapot-powered jackpots into an IRL-first distribution model: a simple mobile experience for players, local merchant reach through P2P.me, and open onchain infrastructure underneath for transparent draws, ticket activity, and payouts.

This is a major ecosystem milestone for Megapot: a third-party frontend, built for local distribution, plugged into open jackpot infrastructure.

Megapot's vision

There will be a different jackpot app for every country and every audience.

Some markets need fiat-first onboarding. Some need merchant-led distribution. Some need Telegram-native flows. Some need local language, local trust, local payment rails, or a completely different frontend.

Megapot is not trying to force every player in the world into one app. Megapot is building the open jackpot infrastructure underneath all of them.

Lotpot is the first clear proof point: an independent, IRL-first jackpot app serving supported markets including India, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, and Nigeria, using P2P.me to turn local fiat payments into Megapot-powered tickets.

That is the bigger idea. One shared protocol. Many local apps. Global jackpot distribution.

Why P2P.me matters

Most real users are not crypto-native.

They do not have EOAs ready. They do not want to sign up for a CEX, buy USDC, withdraw to a wallet, bridge funds, manage gas, or choose a chain. They just want to pay locally, get a ticket, and check if they won.

That is especially true in emerging markets, where crypto adoption is high but user experience still decides whether an app can reach mainstream audiences.

P2P.me helps close that gap.

Through P2P.me's merchant rails and B2B API, Lotpot can offer direct fiat-to-ticket access in supported markets. Players can pay with local fiat and receive a Megapot-powered jackpot ticket, without needing to touch a crypto exchange or understand the onchain flow underneath.

For Megapot, that is a major distribution unlock. Open jackpot infrastructure can now plug into real-world payment behavior instead of waiting for every user to become crypto-native first.

Why this matters for Megapot

Megapot's success depends on distribution.

The core app matters, but the bigger opportunity is a protocol that many apps can build around. Every independent frontend can bring its own users, market knowledge, growth channels, and onboarding stack.

Lotpot adds another path into Megapot infrastructure. More frontends can mean more players. More players can mean more ticket activity. More activity can mean more volume flowing through Megapot's jackpot system over time.

Megapot is becoming global infrastructure other teams can build businesses on top of.

What this means

For players in supported markets, Lotpot turns Megapot into a fiat-first experience: pay locally, get a ticket, and enter the jackpot without needing to understand crypto at all.

For Megapot, it expands distribution beyond the core app.

For builders, it proves the protocol can support independent frontends, local growth channels, all on the same open jackpot infrastructure.

More apps. More players. More distribution.

Onchain jackpots are going global.

Try Lotpot: lotpot.fun

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Disclaimer

Lotpot is an independent third-party application built on Megapot's open protocol. Megapot does not own, operate, control, or legally represent the Lotpot team or application. Any Lotpot-specific questions, support requests, user experience issues, or legal matters should be directed to Lotpot through its own website and official channels.