Infrastructure designed for real-time gaming.
Feltora is engineered around the operational demands of live, multi-brand gaming — where game state, money movement and brand separation must all be correct at the same time.
Four platform commitments.
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Real-time by design
Live game state, synchronized rounds and continuous player interaction are platform-level capabilities, not add-ons. Products inherit the real-time fabric instead of building their own.
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Multi-tenant architecture
Operator and brand separation is built into the platform identity model. Hostname-scoped resolution, distinct player surfaces and explicit internal boundaries keep tenants apart by construction.
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Financial integrity
Money movement, balances and commercial allocation are treated as first-class infrastructure: audited, ownership-locked and separated from game logic.
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API-driven platform
Products and external systems integrate through clearly defined platform boundaries. Public discovery, internal gateways and delivery channels are explicit contracts — not implicit coupling.
Discipline in how the platform is built.
The architecture is defined less by any individual technology and more by the boundaries it enforces.
Explicit internal boundaries
Web, game API and platform API communicate over defined, authenticated boundaries.
Server-authoritative game logic
Game engines and settlement run server-side; clients are thin views over projections.
Audited operations
Material platform actions are recorded as audit events for operator review.