Contact person: Business Client

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Location: c. Vinnytsia, Ukraine

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I want to launch a web-based casino game that lets players trade “futures” contracts for real money, turning market speculation into a fast-paced betting experience. The core idea is simple: users deposit funds, take long or short positions on an underlying price feed, and collect winnings immediately when the contract expires—just as they would on a trading floor, but wrapped in a casino-style interface.

Scope of work
• Front-end: A snappy, mobile-responsive web client built with modern HTML5/Canvas or WebGL so charts, timers, and animations feel fluid in any browser.
• Back-end: Real-time pricing engine (live feed or algorithmic simulation), position matching, payout logic, and an admin panel for risk limits and game configuration. Technologies such as Node.js, WebSockets, React/Vue, or equivalent are fine as long as latency stays low.
• Payments & security: Deposit/withdrawal module for real-money gambling, secure wallet handling, robust KYC/AML hooks, and encryption of all sensitive data.
• Compliance & fairness: Provably fair contract settlement or verifiable market feed, plus logging for auditors and regulators.
• Launch assets: UX wireframes, complete source code, deployment scripts, and short documentation so I can maintain and extend the platform later.

Acceptance criteria
1. A user can register, pass KYC, deposit, open/close positions, and withdraw winnings without manual intervention.
2. Contract outcomes use either a verifiable external price feed or an on-chain oracle; results and balances update in real time.
3. All major security checks (OWASP top-10) pass and the codebase is containerised for easy hosting.

I’m starting on web first, but would like the architecture flexible enough to add mobile clients down the road. If you’ve built trading platforms, casino games, or blockchain wagering products before, I’d love to see a demo and hear how you’d approach this build." (client-provided description)