COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – The South Carolina Education Lottery will begin allowing the use of debit cards for lottery ticket purchases beginning July 1.
Tickets no longer must be purchased with cash, a requirement South Carolina used to share with only two other states, Tennessee and Wyoming.
State lottery officials said allowing purchases to be made with a debit card is expected to increase revenue by over $50 million, which will increase the revenue that can be used to fund college scholarships or the state’s K-12 school choice program.
Individual retailers will have the option to decide if they will accept debit cards for lottery tickets.
Checks, credit cards, and other forms of payment are still prohibited.
People are encouraged to play responsibly.
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