InFocus Group has given its Codexa sweepstakes casino platform a major redesign, adding a VIP-style interface, in-app chat, mobile optimisation, a personal AI concierge and a proprietary compliance engine. The company is pitching the update as both a player-facing refresh and a deeper set of operator tools for white-label partners.
According to TipRanks, the new experience also includes a configurable loyalty system designed to help operators retain customers. The mobile build uses graceful degradation, so the platform can adjust to device capability and connection quality rather than forcing the same layout onto every handset.
The more consequential change sits behind the scenes. InFocus says its AI-driven compliance engine is built to handle anti-fraud checks, AML processes and KYC requirements, including real-time transaction monitoring, identity verification and sanctions screening. The company says that should make it easier for operators to run the platform with smaller teams, cut costs and improve scalability.
InFocus has also said the compliance stack could support future discussions about accepting credit card payments on the platform, although that would still depend on third-party payment processors and card-network requirements. The company says the same technology may also have uses outside gaming, and it is speaking with payment platform operators and other compliance-focused industries about possible applications.
The current release builds on an April 8 ASX announcement, when InFocus said it had launched a global technical preview of Codexa at goldante.com. That preview made the platform publicly accessible for the first time and was described as a demonstration for the company’s dual-track commercialisation plan. The latest version follows the removal of that earlier technical preview, which has been taken offline while the upgraded platform is deployed.
In that April announcement, the company said Codexa was built in-house through IFG iGaming and designed around the US sweepstakes market. It said commercial sweepstakes features, including Gold Coin purchasing and prize redemption, were not active in the preview, and that a limited commercial launch in the US would follow.
The company also said the preview used about 20% of the game catalogue planned for the commercial launch. InFocus said the platform is designed for white-label licensing, managed services and limited US operations.
InFocus has said it is considering future opportunities to divest the IFG iGaming business unit. It is also preparing patent applications for selected Codexa developments, though it has not disclosed the details.
