Player Data & Database Architecture

To ensure Quip Rabbit delivers a seamless, secure, and scalable experience for millions of players worldwide, we utilize a distributed NoSQL database architecture that separates core player identities from advanced in-game utilities and progress tracking. This hybrid infrastructure combines the advantages of Firebase, Backendless, and Microsoft Azure PlayFab integrated with Cosmos DB, ensuring reliability and performance across both traditional and Web3 environments.

Key Functions and Data Flow

• Firebase + Backendless (Authentication Layer): Handles account creation and lookup via unique usernames. This lightweight layer provides fast validation and avoids duplicate player entries, ensuring a smooth onboarding process.

• Microsoft Azure PlayFab + Cosmos DB (Game Logic & Utility Token Management): Used to store, process, and validate comprehensive in-game data across all utility token mechanics:

  • Player Account Info: Unique Player ID, username, email, creation timestamp and wallet address

  • Player Status: XP, QuipPass, in-game currencies (Gems, Coins), online activity and country

  • Play-to-Earn (P2E): Tracks entry payments, reward quotas, match history, and rankings

  • Staking: Stores start, end time, fixed APR, daily APR, token amounts, and reward calculations

  • Map Governance: Saves map submissions, votes, likes, dislikes, creator info, and metadata

  • Equipment (Shop): Manage purchases of QUIP tokens or Gems for in-game items

  • NFTs: Stores information for Ethereum-based NFTs such as costume sets (NFT ID, rarity)

  • Friends & Leaderboards: Stores friend connections and global ranking scores

  This structure supports real-time game responses, scalable data queries, and token-based validation without compromising game performance or blockchain integrity.

Player Data & Database Architecture This diagram outlines the structured NoSQL data schema used to manage player accounts, game progression, and QUIP token usage in Quip Rabbit. Firebase and Backendless provide unique username lookup for account creation, while Microsoft Azure PlayFab and Cosmos DB manage core account authentication and handle advanced game logic such as Play-to-Earn (P2E), staking activity, map governance data, QUIP-based shop purchases, NFTs for costume sets, in-game items, progression, and monetization. All of this builds a secure, scalable, and modular GameFi infrastructure.