Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Pune, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m setting up an online platform that blends real-time colour trading with a catalogue of casual games. Think of the fast-paced play you see on sites like Tringa, but with a stronger trading layer and a broader game library.

Core concept
• Players can pick Small, Big, or a Colour in live trading rounds, place their bets, and watch real-time market data drive the outcomes.
• A unified wallet must let them move seamlessly from trading rounds straight into titles such as Aviator, Fishing, and any other skill- or chance-based games we later boost the line-up with.

What I need built
1. A web app (mobile-responsive) that merges both modules—colour trading and gaming—under one login.
2. The trading engine: real-time colour price feeds, automated bet settlement, configurable odds, and a public leaderboard that refreshes instantly to show player rankings.
3. Game lobby: initial integration of Aviator, Fishing, and room for additional HTML5 or Unity titles. Skill-based and chance-based categories must be selectable from the back-office.
4. Secure account, wallet, and transaction system supporting deposits, withdrawals, and on-site transfers between trading and gaming balances.
5. Admin dashboard to push new colours, set round durations, manage game catalogue, and view real-time user stats.

Acceptance criteria
• Trading rounds execute without lag, and results are auditable.
• Leaderboard updates within one second of a round closing.
• Games load in less than three seconds on 4G.
• All monetary actions log to the admin panel in real time.
• Clear API documentation so future titles can be plugged in by my in-house team.

Tell me your preferred stack for handling real-time data (Node.js, Laravel, Go, etc.) and any experience you have with betting or gaming integrations. I’m aiming for a stable MVP first, followed by iterative feature drops, so clean, modular code is essential." (client-provided description)