Application layer
The application layer handles user-facing experiences, sessions, and business logic. It is designed to be stateless where possible, with configuration and critical state stored in dedicated services rather than in-process memory.
FezuInteractive Inc, a Wyoming C-Corporation, operates virtual goods platforms with a strong focus on reliability, observability, and compliance-by-design. Our technology stack is built to make it easy for partners to understand how systems behave, how data flows, and where controls are applied.
We prefer predictable, well-understood technologies over unnecessary complexity. Our systems are designed to be observable, auditable, and operationally safe before they are optimized for novelty.
That translates into clear data flows, version-controlled infrastructure-as-code, and careful separation of concerns between application logic, persistence, analytics, and external integrations.
The platform is optimized for entertainment-only virtual currency use rather than financial products. Account balances, purchases, and gameplay flows are modeled in a way that avoids creating deposit-like structures or cash-equivalent balances.
This focus allows us to maintain clear boundaries between digital entertainment and regulated financial activity.
Our architecture separates the concerns of real-time gameplay, account state, and long-term analytics, while keeping a clean interface for partners and auditors who need to understand how data moves through the system.
The application layer handles user-facing experiences, sessions, and business logic. It is designed to be stateless where possible, with configuration and critical state stored in dedicated services rather than in-process memory.
User accounts, virtual balances, and transactional events are stored in persistent datastores with appropriate indexing and retention policies. We favor clear schemas and append-only logs for sensitive flows that may need to be reconstructed or reviewed.
Aggregated metrics and reports are generated from dedicated analytics stores, keeping operational workloads separate from reporting workloads. This helps ensure stable performance for users and reliable, repeatable reporting for partners.
Under the hood, we use a modern but deliberately conservative stack. The goal is to rely on well-understood tools rather than experimental technology, so that behavior is predictable and easy to explain to partners.
Interactive experiences are built with technologies like React for interface structure and Pixi.js for real-time rendering, animations, and game visuals. This allows us to keep presentation and game mechanics clearly separated from backend concerns.
Server-side logic is implemented using a modern JavaScript/TypeScript stack, with MongoDB for persistent data and Valkey (Redis-compatible) for high-speed, in-memory operations such as counters, sessions, and rollups.
We use AWS-based infrastructure and standard tools like GitHub for version control, code review, and CI/CD. This makes deployments, rollbacks, and audits traceable and familiar to technical stakeholders.
Our systems are built specifically for entertainment-only virtual currencies. The goal is to provide a smooth user experience while preserving a clear distinction between virtual goods and financial instruments.
Virtual currencies operated by FezuInteractive Inc are designed to be non-redeemable and entertainment-only. Balances do not represent deposits, stored value, or claims on fiat currency. They exist solely to enable gameplay and digital experiences.
Balance changes are recorded in an auditable manner so that we can reconstruct user activity and address questions from users or partners when necessary.
Where users purchase virtual coins for entertainment, those purchases are treated as payment for digital goods, not as funding of a financial account. Any systems involving redemptions, payouts, or financial rails are kept strictly separate from the entertainment-only platform.
This separation is reinforced by both technical architecture and internal policies.
Security is treated as a first-class requirement across our stack. We aim to make it straightforward for partners to understand how data is protected and who has access to which systems.
Production systems use role-based access control and principle of least privilege. Access is granted only where necessary and is periodically reviewed. Administrative actions are logged for accountability.
Sensitive data is protected using encryption in transit and, where appropriate, at rest. We avoid collecting unnecessary personal data and align retention policies with operational and legal requirements.
Changes to production environments go through version control, review, and controlled deployment processes. This creates a traceable history of what changed, who approved it, and when it went live.
FezuInteractive Inc works with payment providers, risk tools, and other counterparties that require clear and predictable integrations. Our goal is to make it easy to understand how we call external services and how their data is used.
Where virtual coin purchases are involved, integrations with payment providers are designed to keep clear boundaries between payment processing, account state, and gameplay logic. Risk and fraud tooling is connected in a way that supports monitoring without over-collecting data.
Logs, metrics, and key performance indicators are structured so that banks, payment providers, and other partners can receive consistent, understandable reporting. Where appropriate, we can share diagrams of these integrations under confidentiality.
One of the platforms operated by FezuInteractive Inc is Fortunes Veil, an in-house virtual entertainment experience using non-redeemable coins. It serves as a concrete example of how our technology and policies come together.
Fortunes Veil is built entirely in-house by our affiliated studio, which means we understand the full stack—from client rendering and game logic to virtual currency flows and analytics. This level of control makes it easier to enforce technical and policy constraints.
The platform is designed around clear messaging, age gating where appropriate, and strong separation from real-money gambling or financial features. Architecture and policy decisions are documented so they can be reviewed by partners and advisors as needed.