Online lottery is coming to Thailand. Finally.

The kingdom’s finance ministry is reportedly “fine-tuning” a draft bill that will pave the pave for an online lottery in the country. According to state media outlet Thai PBS, the bill will allow the Government Lottery Office (GLO) to come up with a “new product” aside from traditional lottery tickets, including “online lottery whereby tickets will be available for sale through vending machines or through convenience stores.”

The Thai broadcaster quoted a source familiar with the matter, who said the draft bill will be submitted to the cabinet “for consideration” in September.

Under the bill, 23 percent of GLO’s online lottery-related revenue will be sent to the state coffers. The remaining 60 percent will be allocated as prize monies, and the rest will be used as management fees for the lottery office.