Maya turns a live BTC/USD or ETH/USD chart into a board of five-second squares. Your users tap one; if the price path touches it, they win the return that was locked at the tap. No order ticket, no chart to read, no form. We put your name on it, wire your price feed, launch it for you, and hand over the source.
Five-second rounds, a return on every square, one tap to play. Sessions are short, the next square is always there, and the first play lands seconds after the first open.
The price decides every outcome from an immutable one-second tape; odds only set the payout. No draw, no dealer, nothing you would rather not explain to a regulator.
Stakes, caps, quotas, colours, the price source and the odds model each live in one documented place. Your team moves them; the tests tell you if you broke something.
Short-horizon price markets and crypto gaming are already large categories. Maya puts a game of that kind under your brand, on your users' screens.
The price path draws in from the left and the future is a grid to its right: width is time, height is a price band, and every square shows what it pays. It reads in one glance and plays in one tap, on a phone or a desk, which is why nobody needs a tutorial.
The stake is captured on pointer-down and the square is placed on pointer-up. Nothing to confirm, no wallet to sign, no slippage to set. A user who taps twice by mistake gets the same receipt back, never a second debit. Fewer steps between intent and play means more plays.
A placed square settles from the recorded one-second tape, not from a draw. If the observed path touches it, the return is credited the moment the playhead reaches the touch. A fully observed miss loses. A gap in the data refunds. Every outcome can be replayed from the tape, by you or by an auditor.
Every multiplier comes from a numerical model running on the device, fed by the live tape. Volatility is estimated as it happens, the house edge and the payout floor come from configuration you control, and every quote refreshes within 1.8 seconds. Tap the same square again and each leg keeps the odds it was placed at.
Maya is finished software. The two weeks go on making it yours and putting it in front of your users.
Forty-five minutes with the engineers who will do the work. You leave with a scoped plan and a number.
Name, colours, fonts, pairs, stakes, caps and quotas go into config and CSS. Your price source goes into the relay.
The full test suite runs against your feed and your settings. The evidence pack is yours to keep.
Hosted by us or handed to your team: Docker Compose, domain, TLS, monitoring. Then the source, the docs and the keys.
BTC/USD or ETH/USD; both stay live, so switching never abandons an open square.
Maya records the exact stake, quote id, odds, square and rule version, and debits the stake in one transaction.
Prices arrive once per second through a read-only relay; the first value seen per second is kept for chart and engine alike.
Touch wins, evidenced miss loses, missing data refunds. Credited once, shown on the board.
We customise Maya for your business, launch it for you, and hand over the whole project: a private monorepo, Docker Compose, the test suite and the QA evidence. From launch day it is yours to run, change and extend, with or without us.
Maya is sold as a white-label installation plus the customisation that makes it yours. What that costs depends on what you bring and what you want changed, so we give it to you in person: forty-five minutes with the engineers who would do the work, and you leave with a scoped plan, a two-week schedule and one number.
Bring your name and your pairs to a launch review. You leave with a scoped plan and a number.