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Fintech & LendTech

Most fintech companies start with the product and leave accounting for later. A few months on, once transaction volumes have grown, it turns out that wallet balances do not match the company's accounts, and rebuilding the accounting is harder than building the product was. Dara provides wallets, credit cards and the credit contract on its Financial Core, so the fintech team can focus on the customer experience while every transaction has a correct voucher from the very start.

Challenges we hear about

  1. 01

    Accounting lags behind the product

    Balances are kept in the product's own tables, and the accounting is produced from them later through file exports.

  2. 02

    Unfinished purchases and locked credit

    If the merchant does not confirm a purchase or the connection drops, the customer's credit can stay locked for no reason.

  3. 03

    Duplicate requests

    A network connection that drops and comes back mid-payment creates duplicate transfers or purchases.

How Dara responds

  1. 01

    Wallets and cards on the Financial Core

    No wallet or card has a balance column, and every operation becomes a voucher first.

  2. 02

    Two-phase purchases with automatic expiry

    A purchase starts as a provisional voucher and becomes final once the merchant confirms it. If confirmation does not arrive in time, the credit is released automatically.

  3. 03

    An idempotency key on every request

    Transfers, purchases and voucher postings carry an idempotency key, so a repeated request has no second effect.

  4. 04

    A credit contract for buy now, pay later

    Credit top-ups, billing-period statements and automatic conversion of each period's spending into Solar Hijri installments.

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