FezuInteractive Inc, a Wyoming C-Corporation, operates entertainment-only platforms with clear boundaries between virtual goods and regulated financial activity. Our governance framework is designed to make it easy for partners, banks, and payment providers to understand how our systems behave, how data is handled, and how controls are applied.
Compliance considerations are integrated into our architecture and development process from the start. We favor predictable, auditable, and low-risk designs that align with expectations from financial partners and regulatory advisors.
Our systems are designed around entertainment-only virtual currencies with no mechanism for cash-out, redemption, or financial value, ensuring a clean separation from banking and money-transmission activities.
FezuInteractive does not operate real-money gambling, sweepstakes redemptions, money-transmission, or payout systems. The platforms we operate are strictly virtual entertainment environments where all virtual coins have no monetary value.
Where applicable, we implement jurisdictional restrictions and content limits to remain compliant with U.S. state-level expectations.
Virtual currencies operated within our platforms are designed to be entertainment-only, non-redeemable, and clearly distinguished from stored value, deposits, or financial accounts.
Virtual coins used on our platforms have no monetary value, are not redeemable for fiat currency or digital assets, and do not represent stored value. They may be purchased solely for the purpose of accessing entertainment content.
This design ensures platforms do not create user balances that could be interpreted as deposits or financial obligations.
All user-facing messaging clearly states that virtual coins are for entertainment only, have no cash value, and cannot be withdrawn or converted. We avoid ambiguous terminology and ensure marketing materials reflect the same principles.
FezuInteractive implements state-level restrictions where required and maintains clear operational separation from activities that fall under gaming or financial regulation.
Certain states impose restrictions on virtual currency or gaming content. FezuInteractive implements state-level blocks and eligibility rules to ensure compliance with these requirements, including states like Washington where virtual goods are regulated differently.
Our systems can adapt quickly to legal updates with configuration-only changes.
FezuInteractive platforms do not involve:
This ensures our operational scope remains under entertainment-only frameworks.
We collect only the data necessary to operate and secure the platform and apply strict access controls, retention limits, and encryption where appropriate.
We avoid collecting unnecessary personal data. Information gathered is limited to what is needed for account security, fraud monitoring, or required communication.
Data is retained only for operational and legal needs. Periodic deletion and minimization practices prevent unnecessary accumulation of historical data.
Access to systems is governed by role-based controls, with administrative actions logged and reviewed when needed. Only essential personnel have production access.
Strong internal controls and security practices are essential to building trust with partners. Our systems emphasize auditability, access limitation, and traceable changes.
Sensitive operations (including balance modifications, administrative actions, and configuration updates) are logged in append-only systems with traceability back to the initiator.
All production changes go through version control, review, and controlled rollout. This ensures consistent environments and reduces the chance of configuration drift.
Live metrics, error reporting, and monitoring tools allow early detection of anomalies and provide detailed information for incident reconstruction when needed.
Our goal is to make it simple for banks, payment processors, and counterparties to understand how our systems work. Where necessary, we provide documentation packages, architecture diagrams, and written explanations of key flows.
We maintain internal documentation covering system flows, virtual currency handling, access roles, and compliance boundaries. These can be shared with partners under confidentiality.
We work with partners collaboratively, answering questions about our model, policies, and technical stack. Transparency is a defining principle of our governance framework.