
Explore a full-stack fintech dashboard demo built with React and Django, featuring light/dark mode, authentication, KYC verification, wallet funding, transfers, savings, real-time expense tracking, transactions, and admin controls.
Learn to register users in a Django and React fintech app by consuming the API in signup and login components, with client-side validation, loading states, and redirects.
Design and implement a Django and React-based kyc system by creating the kyc model, serializer, and api endpoints, including verification status and id type choices.
Develop a file upload API in a Django and React fintech banking app, covering multipart form parsing, file storage, and endpoints to upload and retrieve file URLs.
Build a Django and React fintech frontend that creates and fetches KYC data via a unified API client, including file uploads with multipart form data.
Learn to build core serializers in Django REST framework to convert Django models into JSON, including beneficiary, wallet, mini user, and transaction serializers with custom fields and read-only options.
Fund wallets with a React front end and Django API, using Stripe to create payment methods and a verify wallets funding API to process payments.
Learn to consume the overview API in a React dashboard by building a getOverview helper, fetching data with useEffect, and rendering wallet balance, recent transactions, and savings goals.
Implement a deposits to savings goal api view that validates uuid and amount, debits the user wallet, credits the savings goal, uses atomic transactions, and tests via Postman with authentication.
Withdraw funds from savings by validating that the goal's current amount reaches its target, then within a transaction credit the wallet and zero the goal's current amount.
Learn to implement a savings goal detail page in a React and Django fintech app. Fetch goal data with useParams, manage loading and errors, and display deposits, withdrawals, progress, and transactions.
Explore how to implement deposit and withdrawal flows for savings goals in a React and Django fintech app, including handling deposits, withdrawals, UI states, toasts, and updating wallet balances.
Tired of “hello world” tutorials? We’re building a real fintech app, end-to-end, with Django (DRF) and React. By the time you’re done, you’ll have a working banking-style project with JWT auth, KYC, Stripe funding, wallets, transfers, savings goals, transactions, dashboards, and notifications. Not theory. Shippable code.
We start fast: spin up React + Django, wire JWT with refresh tokens, lock down protected routes, and ship clean login/register flows. Then we get practical with compliance-style KYC: models, serializers, file uploads, and a React workflow to submit and review data.
Next, the money layer: wallets, transactions, funding, deposits, withdrawals, modeled cleanly in DRF with serializers you won’t be embarrassed to maintain. We integrate Stripe in test mode, handle web-ish edge cases, and surface clear errors and toasts on the frontend.
Transfers and beneficiaries? You’ll build the APIs and the React UX: searchable lists, quick actions, optimistic updates, and loading states that don’t feel janky.
You’ll create savings goals with real progress, plus a dashboard that actually tells a story: balances, recent activity, and transaction drill-downs. We also add in-app notifications so users know what just happened and why.
Throughout, we keep the stack modern and sane: environment variables, API clients, modular React components, and readable DRF views/serializers.
You’ll test endpoints with Postman and wire everything into React without spaghetti.
If you want a portfolio project that looks like a product (not a tutorial), this is it. You’ll leave with a repo you can demo, extend, or take to production with minimal rework.