One platform.
Every arena.
The infrastructure behind competitive gaming — communities, clubs, and verified tournaments, run by grassroots organizers and brand sponsors alike. Starting with eFootball.
Pick a game. Everything else already fits.
Your profile, your wallet, and your reputation carry over — only the arena changes.
eFootball
Communities, clubs, and both tournament formats — fully live.
PUBG
Squad play, on the same account, once it lands.
Free Fire
Same clubs, same wallet, a new arena.
Valorant
Tactical 5v5, queued for the ALLYNQ framework.
From sign-up to prize pool, in four steps
Join a community
Every community is its own league — run by a President, Manager, and Head of Discipline, not a faceless admin panel.
Build or join a club
Clubs sit above any one community — the same squad can register into several at once, like a real football club playing league and cup.
Compete in tournaments
Default 4/8-player rooms, custom group-and-knockout brackets, or Club vs Club ties where individual results roll into one team score.
Results, verified
Both sides submit the result with evidence. Matched claims auto-verify; disputes go to a ruling. Paid tournaments settle straight to your wallet.
The parts every self-organized league eventually needs
Trust, structure, and money — handled, so a community can focus on the football.
Verified match results
Both players submit their score with evidence. Matching claims auto-verify — conflicts go to a dispute ruling before anything is written to your stats.
Real-money tournaments
Entry fees escrow in BDT until the tournament ends, then the prize pool releases straight to verified winners, minus a flat 5% platform cut.
A real transfer window
Clubs make offers, players accept, fees move club to club — on a schedule the community sets, the way real football transfer windows work.
Club vs Club leagues
Community-vs-community fixtures pair up each roster's 1v1s and sum the results into one club score — not just a shared label.
Any game, one profile
Your stats live under one account. Open it from eFootball and see eFootball; open the full profile and see every game you've played.
Open tournaments, any organizer
Switch to Organizer mode and run a tournament for any game — no community required. Paid tournaments need KYC before entry fees go live.
Real money. A standard everyone can trust.
A grassroots community league and a brand-sponsored championship run on the same rails — same escrow, same verification, same accountability.
Screenshot or clip required on every submitted result — the Head of Discipline rules on anything contested.
Free tournaments are open to anyone. Real-money ones need identity verification before entry fees go live.
The platform holds entry fees — not the organizer — until the tournament actually ends and results are verified.
Your community is one login away.
Create an account, pick eFootball, and find or found a community — player mode and organizer mode, on the same login.