Fintech
Banking, OTP & Settlement Integration
Senior .NET DeveloperThis project is relevant for clients who need secure, integration-heavy backend systems.
Overview
This project involved backend work for jeweler tablet, back-office, and bank-settlement workflows on a .NET Framework 4.7.2 stack.
The system supported secure user flows, customer onboarding, OTP verification, gold purchase operations, file uploads, bank integrations, token refresh, email dispatch, and audit-ready request/response logging.
What The Platform Needed
The platform needed to connect several operational surfaces:
The main challenge was building integration workflows that remained traceable and supportable when banking APIs, SMS flows, user sessions, and back-office operations all interacted.
- Tablet users and jeweler branch workflows
- Back-office operator workflows
- Customer onboarding and verification
- SMS OTP authentication and approval flows
- Bank account and settlement integrations
- REST/SOAP service communication
- File uploads and transaction documents
- Background token refresh and queued email delivery
- SQL Server-backed audit and reporting data
My Backend Work
I worked on .NET Framework APIs and MVC surfaces using EF6 database-first over SQL Server. The project used JWT, SMS OTP, REST/SOAP integrations, Windows services, Exchange email dispatch, and request/response logging.
Key work included:
- OTP-gated login and approval workflows
- JWT issuance and validation through custom handlers
- REST and SOAP integrations with banks and supporting services
- SQL Server persistence using EF6 database-first patterns
- Request/response traffic logging for auditability
- Windows services for bank token refresh
- Queued email dispatch through Exchange
- File upload handling and metadata persistence
- Reusable HTTP/SOAP helper code
Technical Highlights
- Backend stack: .NET Framework, ASP.NET MVC/Web API, EF6, SQL Server
- Security: JWT authentication, SMS OTP, identity checks
- Integrations: bank REST/SOAP APIs, SMS providers, Exchange email
- Operations: token refresh services, request/response audit logging
- Data: DB-first EF models, transaction and file metadata persistence
Why This Project Is Relevant
This project is relevant for clients who need secure, integration-heavy backend systems.
It is useful for clients who need:
It shows experience with practical production integration work where security, traceability, and supportability are as important as the API calls themselves.
- Fintech or banking integrations
- Legacy .NET Framework support
- SQL Server-backed workflows
- OTP and authentication flows
- REST/SOAP API integration
- Windows Services
- Audit logging
- Back-office operational systems
- Reliability around external services


