Faiber Asset
Digital assets, rewards, wallets, and engagement primitives.
Faiber Asset supports digital catalogs, live-room resources, actions, ranks, rewards, schedules, seasons, wallets, transactions, badges, subscriptions, and metered usage records.
Activation depends on account access, configuration, and project resources.
What can you build with it?
Live-room resources, playback, and webhooks
Actions, ranks, rewards, schedules, and seasons
Wallets, transactions, badges, subscriptions, and usage
Start with a clear use case.
Use this service as part of the backend for these products.
- Rewards and loyalty
- Digital access and entitlements
- Wallet-backed product usage
Choose, connect, and check.
Choose the service.
Check account access and the resources needed by your project.
Connect your product.
Configure access and connection settings, then use a compatible API or SDK in your code.
Review the result.
Test a real user journey and inspect the service and its data in the management panel.
Your questions, answered.
What does Faiber Asset add to a Faiber application?
Faiber Asset supports digital catalogs, live-room resources, actions, ranks, rewards, schedules, seasons, wallets, transactions, badges, subscriptions, and metered usage records.
How is Faiber Asset provisioned?
Select it as a project capability. Faiber records the service manifest, resolves its dependencies, and reconciles it inside the project's isolated Kubernetes namespace.
Can Faiber Asset be used with an existing frontend?
Yes. Faiber Asset exposes a defined API surface and can be integrated from an existing React application or a new Faiber project.
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