MOBILE + BACKEND · FINANCIAL APIS

Financial API workflows with traceable requests.

Built Flutter interfaces and supporting NestJS functionality for verification, consent, and balance workflows. The backend separates provider credentials from the client.

Request historyAuthenticated APIProviderMobile clientConceptual illustration
Context
Company work at Finovel Fintech
Category
Integrations
Focus
Request durability + failure handling
Stack
Flutter · Riverpod · NestJS · SQLite

Workflow at a glance

  1. Mobile client
  2. Authenticated API
  3. Provider
  4. History

The problem

A financial API tool must distinguish a transport error from a provider business response, while handling uncertain submissions without accidentally repeating them.

What I built

  • Built mobile interfaces and API integrations for verification, account-consent, and balance workflows.
  • Built supporting backend functionality through an authenticated NestJS service.
  • Worked across mobile and backend layers to connect provider workflows and request-history views.

Platform capabilities

Described at platform level, separately from my individual contributions above.

Durable request state

Persistent request tracking and duplicate-submission safeguards support reliable handling of incomplete and repeated requests.

Credentials behind the backend

Provider credentials remain server-side rather than being distributed with the client.

Failures that can be investigated

Sanitized history and separate transport/business-status handling make failed and incomplete requests traceable.

How this is supported

Source review supports the listed backend capabilities. My confirmed contribution spans mobile interfaces, integrations, and supporting backend functionality; advanced request safeguards are described at platform level.

This is company work at Finovel Fintech Private Limited. The source code, integrations, and customer data are private, so there is no public repository or screenshot for this project.

Takeaway

Mobile usability connected to backend-mediated integrations and explicit request-state handling.