Contact person: Free Fire Tournament App Build

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Location: Hisar, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m putting together a dedicated mobile app for hosting Free Fire tournaments and need an experienced developer who can take the entire flow from user onboarding to prize distribution live.

Core flow
• Registration & Login – players must be able to sign up with email, phone, Google or Facebook, then pass straight into the lobby without friction.
• Player Profile – each user keeps a public card showing their username, Free Fire UID plus live rank and stats.
• Tournament Hub – a tidy switcher that separates upcoming, running and completed events and updates in real time.
• Detail Screen – every event shows entry fee, prize pool, rules and live slot count.
• Secure Payments – UPI, Paytm and Razorpay should sit behind a single checkout so players pay once and get auto-confirmed.
• Team or Solo Entry – the join/check-in step must let a captain register a squad or a solo player register alone.
• Room Credentials – organisers enter the custom room ID & password; the app pushes them only to checked-in players.
• Result Handling – players upload a screenshot or the organiser edits scores manually, then the system recalculates standings.
• Leaderboard & Payouts – automatic ranking, prize split as per the rules and a way for winners to claim.
• Push Notifications – match start reminders, result announcements and prize claim prompts delivered instantly.

Tech is flexible—Flutter, React Native or a solid Android/iOS split plus a secure back end (Node, Firebase, Laravel, or similar). What matters is clean code, fast database calls and airtight security around payments and personal data.

I’ll supply UI wireframes, tournament rule sets and Razorpay keys. You’ll wire up the front end, build the API/admin panel for organisers, integrate payment gateways, and publish a working build to the stores. Please share links to any gaming or fintech apps you’ve shipped and outline the stack you prefer. We’ll break the work into clear milestones and test each feature on a staging server before moving to production." (client-provided description)