Infingame enhances platform with architecture upgrade, boosting spin times and campaign management

Game aggregator Infingame has introduced a redesigned platform architecture that delivers a 20% improvement in average spin times, along with system updates aimed at increasing reliability during high-traffic periods.

The upgrade forms part of the company’s ongoing development roadmap, combining core infrastructure changes with additional tools intended to support operator workflows and campaign execution.

The updated system centers on a rebuilt core architecture designed to increase speed and maintain consistent performance across Infingame’s game portfolio.

Following implementation, the company reported that average spin times improved by approximately 20% compared with the previous system. The change reduces delays during gameplay sessions and allows for more continuous play.

The infrastructure update also addresses backend stability, supporting uninterrupted platform activity during peak traffic and large-scale promotional campaigns.

Infingame said the upgrade provides a technical foundation for future development while meeting increasing operational requirements from its partners.

More precise campaign targeting

The release includes new player segmentation capabilities that allow operators to organize and target user groups through customizable tagging systems.

Operators can share segment data directly with the platform, enabling identification of categories such as VIPs, new users, and returning players. These tools support campaign deployment based on player behavior and activity.

The segmentation features allow operators to manage promotions with defined audience groups and track engagement outcomes more precisely.

Updated client interface

Infingame updated its Client Zone interface to support a self-service model for managing integrations and campaigns.

The revised interface allows operators to oversee platform activity and workflows with fewer manual processes. The update also introduces additional customization options, enabling operators to align platform elements with their brand identity across player-facing touchpoints.

Infingame said the rollout is part of its plan to make the platform faster, more adaptable, and capable of handling increased operational demand.

“This upgrade represents a comprehensive evolution of our platform rather than a single feature release,” said Dmytro Kryvorchuk, COO at Infingame. “By strengthening performance, simplifying operations, and improving campaign control, we’re helping our partners deliver better player experiences while maintaining efficiency behind the scenes.”