Peanuds needed to connect business onboarding with day-to-day account and card workflows. Shahzaib’s engineering work brought those journeys into a dashboard backed by Weavr’s financial-service integration.
Business account access begins with onboarding and verification steps, then continues into balances, transactions, cards and spending decisions. A fragmented journey leaves users and support teams reconstructing account state across systems.
Different people inside a company also need different permissions. The application had to represent access and spend controls alongside the account information used for routine work.
The Next.js, React and TypeScript application connected KYB and KYC onboarding workflows to the account dashboard. Node.js services integrated with Weavr for the financial-service layer.
The product exposed EUR, GBP and USD account information, card and transaction workflows, and role-based access and spending controls. Provider integration and application permissions were treated as connected requirements.
Project materials showing the workflows and interfaces described in this case.
The delivery joined onboarding and account operation in one product, with permissions represented in the daily workflow. The case describes the application and provider integration; regulated services and their terms are defined by the relevant provider.
Financial-service integrations require clear responsibility boundaries. The operating record should identify provider accounts, webhook handling, permission rules and reconciliation paths. A team taking over the application needs that context before it changes how money-related state is displayed or updated.
Project contribution: Shahzaib. The scope described above identifies the work behind this case.
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