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TRUEiGTECH Launches Sweeps 2.0 Modular Suite for Restricted US Markets

TRUEiGTECH has introduced Sweeps 2.0, a set of three modular engines covering digital card ripping, mystery unboxing and social retention, pitched to operators in restricted US markets with zero revenue share and full source code ownership.

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TRUEiGTECH has introduced Sweeps 2.0, a suite of modular software engines aimed at operators targeting restricted US markets. The supplier says the product allows brands to launch card trading, mystery unboxing and player retention ecosystems, and is offered with zero revenue share and full source code ownership.

The suite comprises three platform models under a modular approach. The Digital Packs & Card Ripping engine is aimed at sports collectible brands, trading card game publishers and crypto-gaming platforms, and includes 3D pack opening with custom rarity reveal animations, an integrated peer-to-peer marketplace, automated operator royalty fees of 2.5% to 5% on secondary trades, and automatic bonus Sweeps Coins awarded on pack purchases.

The Bespoke Mystery Box & Unboxing platform targets media brands, lifestyle networks and high-volume e-commerce operators. According to the company, it offers provably fair prize odds with real-time margin protection, automated drop-shipping for physical products and digital gift cards, instant options for players to ship an item, swap it for wallet balance or enter prize draws, and standard e-commerce MCC coding intended to support smoother social ad approvals.

The third module, a Social Gamification & Retention Engine, is pitched at operators focused on high daily active users, viral referrals and low churn. Features include daily login streaks, mission ladders, dynamic quest challenges, monthly battle passes, VIP tiers, cosmetic unlockables, player chat rooms, achievement badges, live leaderboards and promotional sweepstakes entries unlocked through quest milestones.

TRUEiGTECH says each deployment is built around a turnkey launch, zero revenue share, full source code ownership with no vendor lock-in, and a modular architecture that lets operators start with one engine and add others later. The company says the platform supports market coverage across 49 states, subject to applicable laws and product-specific eligibility, and cites a 90% return-to-player configuration and more than 10 prize categories.

“Operators in restricted US markets need more than a reskinned sweepstakes casino. They need platforms that engage players, protect margins and give them real ownership of their technology,” said Raj Thomas, CEO of TRUEiGTECH. “With Sweeps 2.0, we are giving brands the modular building blocks to launch faster and grow on their own terms.”

The supplier reports the potential to increase deposits by up to 40% through its engagement-led approach, although outcomes depend on an operator’s baseline performance, player mix, promotional strategy and implementation. TRUEiGTECH describes itself as a technology partner for the global iGaming industry, delivering software and services across sweepstakes, sportsbook, casino software, casino games, game aggregation, lottery, predictions and retail kiosk solutions for regulated and restricted markets worldwide, with prediction market software development also part of its portfolio. The launch was reported by Gambling News, in a piece credited to Mike Johnson, which framed it against an evolving US sweepstakes landscape in which operators are looking beyond conventional formats.

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