Accounts & Identity
Registration, credentials, invite codes, required-action gates, profiles, and device management — the user backbone every module shares.
PrivChat Platform
Accounts, wallets, payments, red packets, game orchestration, admin, and assistants — the module surface you need to build WeChat-class or Telegram-class products, running on the open-source realtime backbone. License it instead of rebuilding it.
Platform modules
Every module below runs in production today — inside our messaging suite and the realtime poker platform. They compose: one identity, one ledger, one audit trail.
Registration, credentials, invite codes, required-action gates, profiles, and device management — the user backbone every module shares.
Double-entry ledgers, freeze-and-settle flows, balance audit, and idempotent money movement — built for real funds, not demo coins.
Transfers, red packets, recharge, withdrawal with bank cards and review flows — server-authoritative money messages in chat.
Clubs, room templates, live tables, bot fleets, insurance, and self-healing lifecycle — the engine behind the poker platform.
Operations, member management, wallet adjustments with audit trails, room templates, and granular permissions.
System users, bot routing, and assistant bootstrap — automation with the same identity and audit rules as everything else.
How it layers
The realtime backbone stays open source. The Platform is the commercial layer on top — so you adopt the protocol freely and buy application velocity only when you need it.
Licensing
The Platform is licensed per deployment. Licensees run it on their own infrastructure and get the source — no black boxes in your money path, and no dependency on our uptime.
Next step
A technical review maps the modules to what you were about to build — usually the fastest budget conversation you'll have.