FintechPlayer

Neobank

• Banking -> https://nemo.madeindigio.com
• Onboarding Individual -> https://nemo.madeindigio.com/onboarding/individual/start
• Onboarding Company -> https://nemo.madeindigio.com/onboarding/company/start

Backoffice

Platform for administrators.

• Dashboard -> https://dashboard.swan.io

Enduser

Web and mobile application for clients.

Web app

For using in browsers.

In this repository you'll find two frontend clients:

• Web Banking: banking interface where users can manage their financial needs around transactions, cards, payments, and memberships
• Onboarding: process of opening new accounts for your users that follows specific steps to meet legal requirements

$ yarn dev

• Banking -> https://banking.swan.local:8080
• Onboarding Individual -> https://onboarding.swan.local:8080/onboarding/individual/start
• Onboarding Company -> https://onboarding.swan.local:8080/onboarding/company/start

Step-by-step guide

1. Configure and serve onboarding and web banking at localhost: README.md
2. Complete individual onboarding at localhost
   • Support: https://swan-io.github.io/swan-partner-frontend/specs/onboarding/individual/
3. Validate new account: all features are available as soon as the account is validated. Banking services are highly regulated. You cannot simply "Sign up" without first going through a compliance check. The compliance process takes place in two steps, that can be simulated in the Sandbox:
   1. Identity verification: Go to Sandbox users to edit your current Sandbox User and select ValidIdentity on the "Verification Status" input.
   2. Compliance review: go to Event Simulator > Account Holder, input the Account Holder Id, and select the status on the Verification Status field.
   • Support: https://docs.swan.io/guide/quickstart#validate-the-new-account
4. Browse you web banking client at localhost.

Mobile app

For downloading from Google Play or App Store.

In this repository you'll find two apps:

• iOS
• Android

To start the mobile development server, use:

$ yarn android
# --- OR ---
$ yarn ios

You will also need to start the backend development server:

$ cd server
$ yarn dev

Backend

Middleware & Server

In this repository you'll find the NodeJS server to handle OAuth2 callbacks & API proxying.

BFF

Backend for Frontend.

BFF is responsible for:

• Handling OAuth2
• Managing user sessions
• Acting as a proxy for Swan's GraphQL APIs
• Handling some business logic
• Serving the client application

GraphQL

The BFF exposes a GraphQL API that is consumed by the client applications.

Update GraphQL schemas with the following command:

$ yarn graphql-update-schemas

All required documents are in the graphql directory for each application.

In order to benefit from GraphQL's types, we use code generator:

$ yarn graphql-codegen

Build and deploy

Bundle the client applications and the server in production with the following command:

$ yarn build

Create a Docker image from the built files:

$ docker build

• https://swan-io.github.io/swan-partner-frontend/build-deploy