Account access and onboarding
Define registration, authentication, permissions and account recovery. Scope identity-provider or verification integrations where your product requires them.
Digittrix helps scope and build fintech interfaces, backend APIs and operational dashboards around your business model. Plan account access, payment-provider integrations, transaction visibility and support workflows together.
A merchant payment dashboard, personal finance tool and wallet interface have different dependencies. Agree the product’s launch market, provider relationships, data access and approval requirements before choosing a build scope.
Define registration, authentication, permissions and account recovery. Scope identity-provider or verification integrations where your product requires them.
Connect approved payment-provider APIs and hosted flows. Identify supported transaction types, provider onboarding and credentials before implementation.
Present transaction states and history clearly. Define references, receipts and how delayed or failed provider updates are handled.
Scope reconciliation views, exception queues and role-based access. Distinguish operational records from the provider’s settlement or ledger responsibilities.
Let users find a transaction, raise an issue and follow its status. Agree escalation owners and what actions administrators can perform.
Plan useful spending or business reports around authorised data sources. Define refresh frequency, consent and the limits of any automated insights.
Choose native Android, native iOS, Flutter or React Native around your users, target devices and integration requirements. Scope the backend, dashboards and testing alongside the app.
Review permissions, secret handling and storage requirements across the app, APIs and dashboards.
Test duplicate requests, timeouts, delayed callbacks and recovery without showing a false success state.
Confirm sandbox access, production onboarding, supported markets and responsibility for required approvals.
Agree event records, exception handling and acceptance tests. Specialist security or compliance assessments are separately scoped.
Use our published fintech planning guide to prepare questions about payments, identity checks, APIs, dashboards and launch dependencies. Identify the provider and authorised data each workflow depends on. Your project scope should distinguish engineering deliverables from provider onboarding, required approvals and specialist assessments.
Read the fintech app planning guide →Start with the essential journey and existing systems. These inputs help separate a useful first release from later investment.
The published starter offer covers an agreed web, Android and iOS build with backend, custom design and revisions. Features and revision allowance are defined in your proposal.
Plan build and operating costs →Advanced workflows, specialist integrations, offline behaviour and security assessments require a scoped quote. The starter build estimates 2 weeks, with schedule confirmed in the proposal; custom work takes its own milestones. Hosting, third-party fees and app-store memberships are excluded. Taxes, support and additional changes are itemised separately.
Review ownership and handover decisions →A basic, agreed-scope MVP starts from USD 1,499. Payment, banking, identity, reconciliation and specialist security requirements are assessed separately; the starter price is not a quote for a regulated financial platform. The written proposal confirms inclusions, dependencies and operating costs.
We can assess and integrate provider APIs appropriate to your business model and launch market. Provider account approval, supported features, credentials and usage fees must be confirmed during discovery.
Development and regulatory approval are separate responsibilities. Your business identifies the applicable requirements and qualified advisers; the proposal records the engineering controls, documentation and specialist reviews required by that scope.
Yes, subject to available provider data and agreed access. Define transaction states, references, exception workflows and report requirements before implementation. A dashboard does not replace a provider’s settlement records.
Confirm source code ownership, repository access, third-party licences and account control in the agreement. The handover plan covers deployment instructions, credentials and support responsibilities.
Tell us your users, launch market, required platforms and existing systems. Our Mohali team collaborates with clients in India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.