A connected platform for play, purchases and rewards
Desktop and mobile experiences backed by payment, game-provider and operational systems.
Scrooge spans player-facing applications, a marketplace and an administrative console. The engineering challenge is keeping wallet and transaction state consistent across services when payment and game providers respond independently of the browser.
Supplied product screens. Balances, offers and reward terms shown are interface content, not measured project outcomes.
The central hub brings the store, rewards, redemptions and quests into a single navigation view.
The purchase centre combines package selection with a promo-code entry. Payment confirmation and wallet crediting are handled on the backend.
An illustrated map connects XP spending with level progression. Available XP, pending spins and the next level remain visible alongside the route.
Implementation described in the supplied project report; current production enablement is not independently verified.
Payment and gameplay handlers use wallet validation, audit records and idempotency controls to manage asynchronous updates and repeat requests.
Canonical player events carry identity and timestamps to separate Customer.io and GA4 workers, with leases and retry handling.
Durable checkpoints and bounded processing support inactivity milestones and reactivation without replaying the full history after a restart.
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