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Implementation of P2P and ACH Payment Processing for a Neobank Platform
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  2. Implementation of P2P and ACH Payment Processing for a Neobank Platform

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Implementation of P2P and ACH Payment Processing for a Neobank Platform

yalantis
Financial services

Limited Payment Options & User Demand

The neobank's initial MVP lacked essential payment functionalities like P2P and ACH transfers. Beta users requested interbank transfer capabilities, highlighting a critical gap in the user experience and hindering the platform's ability to meet evolving customer needs. Reliance on third-party solutions like Venmo and PayPal created a fragmented user experience.

About the Client

A recently launched digital banking application aiming to provide comprehensive financial services to its customers.

Enhance Payment Capabilities & Customer Experience

  • Implement seamless and secure P2P payment functionality.
  • Implement ACH payment processing for interbank transfers.
  • Increase user engagement and platform adoption.
  • Expand the customer base by offering comprehensive payment options.
  • Improve the overall user experience with convenient and efficient payment flows.
  • Reduce fraudulent activity related to payment transactions.

Core Payment Functionality

  • P2P payments: Send and receive money to other users within the platform.
  • ACH payments: Initiate and receive interbank transfers.
  • Split payments: Facilitate group payments for shared expenses.
  • User authentication and authorization for payment transactions.
  • Transaction history and reporting.
  • Fraud detection and prevention mechanisms.
  • Admin panel for managing transaction rules and user permissions.

BaaS & Third-Party Integrations

Backend as a Service (BaaS) for P2P payments (e.g., Unit)
Plaid for ACH payment processing
Custom UI library (Yalantis UI library)
API integrations

External Payment Platforms & Fraud Detection

  • Unit (for P2P payments)
  • Plaid (for ACH payments)
  • Fraud detection service API

Security, Scalability & Performance

  • High security to protect user financial data.
  • Scalability to handle a growing number of transactions and users.
  • Reliable and performant payment processing.
  • Compliance with relevant regulatory requirements (e.g., KYC/AML).

Increased User Engagement & Revenue Growth

Implementing P2P and ACH functionality is expected to significantly increase user engagement by providing a more comprehensive and convenient banking experience. This will lead to a larger customer base and increased revenue through transaction fees and potentially other value-added services. The projected reduction in fraudulent activity will also contribute to a more secure platform and enhanced customer trust.

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