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Immutable

Overview

Immutable is a gaming technology company providing player-growth tools, accounts and wallets, and blockchain infrastructure, while developing and publishing games through Immutable Games. The company is distinct from specific networks such as Immutable X and Immutable Chain and from the IMX token. Games can use its growth platform without adopting blockchain features.⁠[1][2][3]

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Key facts

Founding and early business

Immutable was founded in 2018 by brothers James and Robbie Ferguson and Alex Connolly, with headquarters in Sydney, Australia. It developed both blockchain gaming infrastructure and game-development businesses. Immutable Games titles include Gods Unchained and Guild of Guardians.⁠[2][4]

Seed and Series A financing

The company’s 2023 whitepaper states that Immutable raised a seed round in 2018 and a $15 million Series A in September 2019. It also identifies the company as developer of the Immutable X protocol, Gods Unchained and Guild of Guardians.⁠[3]

$60 million Series B

On September 14, The Block reported a $60 million Series B co-led by BITKRAFT Ventures and King River Capital, with Prosus Ventures, Galaxy Interactive, Fabric VenturesFabric VenturesFabric Ventures is a venture capital firm headquartered in Luxembourg and London that has invested in early- to growth-stage companies in Web3 and other fields since 2012, and in recent years has adopted the “machine economy” as its investment theme, covering robotics, AI, fintech, distributed computing, and other areas. In 2022, its venture fund closed at $140 million.Open the full entry, Alameda Research, AirTree Ventures, Reinventure, Apex Capital and VaynerFund participating. Funding was intended to expand engineering and sales, gaming partnerships and its games. The report put cumulative funding at $77.5 million.⁠[5]

$200 million Series C

Partnership with Polygon Labs

Exploring game experiences with Ubisoft

On November 9, Immutable and Ubisoft’s Strategic Innovation Lab announced a collaboration combining digital-asset technology with Ubisoft’s game-development experience to explore digital ownership without complex blockchain interactions for players. The announcement concerned an exploratory partnership, not integration across all Ubisoft games.⁠[2]

Announcement that the US regulatory inquiry ended

Play expands to non-blockchain games

On August 12, Immutable announced that Play’s rewards and growth tools were expanding to conventional games, with Ubisoft’s Might & Magic Fates as the first major partner title. The platform offers quests, rewards, leaderboards, attribution and player-lifecycle tools, alongside Audience Builder. Blockchain functionality was not a prerequisite for these growth services.⁠[9]

Mobile gaming division

On September 19, the company announced a mobile gaming division combining products, expertise and investment to support partner games entering mobile markets. Its stated priorities included mobile-first strategies, investment in mobile studios on the platform, simpler on-chain integration, and expanded publisher and app-store partnerships.⁠[4]

OP Stack migration roadmap

Migration documentation proposes moving Immutable Chain from its existing Geth-based sidechain and Axelar bridge to an OP Stack Ethereum rollup. Indicative timing is a testnet in the first quarter of 2027 and mainnet around mid-2027; neither is presented as completed. Permissioned fault proofs are planned initially, with zero-knowledge proofs a later direction.⁠[10]

State, fees and bridging in the migration

The documentation says accounts, contracts, balances, approvals, the chain ID and IMX gas token will carry over, while block time falls from two seconds to one. Fees add EthereumEthereumEthereum is an open, general-purpose smart contract blockchain that launched in 2015, and its native asset is ether (ETH). The project was proposed by Vitalik Buterin and advanced jointly by eight co-founders; the network now uses proof of stake and centers on the EVM, the account model, a rollup scaling roadmap, and the open EIP process.Open the full entry data-publication costs, and bridging moves to the native OP bridge with a seven-day standard withdrawal period. Bridge and block-production pause durations remain undetermined. Node operators must also adapt to op-reth, op-node, and Ethereum execution RPC and beacon API endpoints.⁠[10]

Business and products: Player growth and Passport

The website’s growth products cover player-email and wishlist acquisition, marketing attribution, engagement, conversion funnels, creator promotion and AI growth analysis. Immutable Passport is a non-custodial wallet and identity product for games, supporting email or social login, account creation, signing and on-chain actions. It can be a primary identity system or operate alongside existing systems.⁠[11]

Operator and legal entity: Service terms

Website terms updated September 8, 2026 identify Immutable zk Pty Ltd as the contracting party for the websites and related products, APIs, SDKs, smart contracts and infrastructure. Immutable Play and Passport have additional product terms. This contracting-party statement does not by itself identify the IMX token issuer.⁠[12]

Sources

  1. Immutable Chain (opens in a new window)
  2. Immutable and Ubisoft’s Strategic Innovation Lab Partner to Pioneer a Frictionless Web3 Gaming Experience (opens in a new window)
  3. Immutable X Whitepaper V1.22 (opens in a new window)
  4. Immutable Seizes $121B Opportunity with Launch of Mobile Gaming Division (opens in a new window)
  5. NFT scaling startup Immutable raises $60 million in Series B funding (opens in a new window)
  6. Immutable Raises $200 Million to Bring Blockchain Gaming to the Masses (opens in a new window)
  7. Immutable and Polygon Labs Partner to Create the New Home for Web3 Gaming (opens in a new window)
  8. A Win for Web3 Gaming: SEC Ends Immutable Inquiry (opens in a new window)
  9. Immutable Expands Into $300B Web2 Gaming Market, Launches With Ubisoft’s Might & Magic Fates as First Major Partner (opens in a new window)
  10. OP Stack Migration (opens in a new window)
  11. Immutable Passport (opens in a new window)
  12. Immutable Terms of Service (opens in a new window)