Vinfotech

Vinfotech is a product engineering studio based in Indore, India, founded in 2001. The company operates a 100-person team across development, design, and product roles, having completed 977 projects for clients across 20 countries. Their core focus is on fantasy sports platforms, prediction market software, and fan engagement solutions for leagues, media companies, and iGaming operators. They've shipped white-label systems and custom builds for Indian Super League, Professional Dart Corporation, Arabian Gulf League, and operators like 1XBet and PayTM.

Services and capabilities

Vinfotech's main offering is prediction market and fantasy sports software. They build custom platforms featuring dynamic pricing, automated matching and settlement, market-resolution workflows, and free-to-play tournament modules. On the fantasy side, they deliver both daily fantasy (DFS) and season-long league engines across multiple sports, bundled with real-time data feeds and AI-driven analytics. Their modular game suite includes pick'em games, props betting, trivia, and prediction markets (non-monetary trading of outcomes).

Beyond gaming, they operate "Engage360," a matchday fan engagement platform designed to create a second-screen experience. It plugs into existing apps, websites, or live content feeds and serves gamification across pre-game, live, and post-game windows. The platform captures first-party fan data via predictions and quiz participation, supports multilingual experiences, and integrates with live data feeds or can run on manual admin tools for smaller leagues.

They also offer custom real money game (RMG) development built on top of their iGaming platform, and have quietly developed an enterprise AI practice around Computer Vision solutions (using existing cameras for attendance, zone analytics, safety monitoring) and Enterprise RAG systems (question-answering over proprietary documents and data within a client's environment).

Notable work

ISL (Indian Super League, FIFA and AFC-recognized) uses their season-long fantasy platform. Arabian Gulf League deployed a season-long fantasy solution modeled on Fantasy Premier League and saw "staggering growth in fan participation." Professional Dart Corporation (the world's largest dart body) added a fantasy game experience. They built an NFT-based fantasy football game with player card trading, a reality TV fantasy game to boost TRP, and a sports betting tips and community platform that "attracted big investors." A Middle East–based soccer fantasy platform for fans is described as "the fastest growing fantasy sports platform for soccer fans in the Middle East." They also work with Kooora, FantasyAkhada, and 1Win.

How they work

Vinfotech operates as a dedicated product studio rather than a staffing agency. Clients typically engage them for full platform builds or ongoing product development. Their engagement model centers on white-label or full source code handoff, meaning clients own the final product. They manage end-to-end delivery—setup, customization, live leaderboard management, and ongoing support. For employee engagement games, they handle everything from initial configuration to real-time score updates and participant support. They have named product leads (Jai Patel), delivery leadership (Vikas Soni), and regional sales coverage (Brett Memsic, VP Sales, North America).

Team and credentials

Founded in 2001, Vinfotech employs 100+ developers, designers, and product staff across front-end, back-end, AI, and UX disciplines. Leadership includes Raj Patel (President) and Akshay Jain (CEO). They list specific functional leads: Girish Patidar (Backend), Dharmendra Sharma (Frontend), Vinod Patidar (Sports Data), Hafees Khan (Design), and Ajay Tripathi (DevOps). The company lists no specific ISO, SOC 2, or partner certifications on their site. They operate two brands under the Vinfotech umbrella: PerfectLineup (an AI-based cricket lineup generator for India) and xMoonshot (an enterprise design studio). Bhopu is their CSR initiative. No G2, Clutch, or third-party review ratings are mentioned in the source material.