Standalone IMPS/NEFT Payout Software
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I need a self-contained Windows application that can handle end-to-end payouts through Indian banking rails—specifically IMPS and NEFT, nothing else. The tool must run locally on a Windows machine without relying on any existing ERP or web platform; everything from beneficiary management to transaction initiation and status tracking should sit inside this standalone executable.
Core flow I have in mind:
• Secure login for authorised staff.
• Simple screens to add or import beneficiaries, store IFSC and account details, and mark KYC status.
• Batch or single-click payout execution over IMPS or NEFT, selecting the rail automatically by cut-off time or allowing a manual toggle.
• Real-time or near real-time acknowledgement retrieval and a clear ledger/history page that can be exported as CSV.
• Basic error handling—invalid IFSC, insufficient balance, network failure—surfaced in human-readable alerts.
Because this is purely for payouts, features such as collections or card processing are out of scope.
Technical expectations
• Must install and run on Windows 10/11 with no external dependencies beyond standard runtime libraries.
• API keys or SFTP credentials for the bank endpoint will be supplied once the build is proven locally with mock data.
• Any mainstream language is fine (C#, .NET, Java, even Python with an embedded interpreter) as long as the final deliverable is a single installer or folder I can copy to a fresh PC and start using.
Acceptance criteria
• Successful end-to-end test: I should be able to add a dummy beneficiary, trigger a ₹1 IMPS test payout in sandbox, and receive a success status in the app’s log.
• Clean UI/UX that a non-technical finance clerk can navigate in minutes.
• Source code and a short deployment/readme document supplied alongside the compiled build.
If clarifications are needed on banking specifications or file formats, let’s iron them out early so development stays on track.
Core flow I have in mind:
• Secure login for authorised staff.
• Simple screens to add or import beneficiaries, store IFSC and account details, and mark KYC status.
• Batch or single-click payout execution over IMPS or NEFT, selecting the rail automatically by cut-off time or allowing a manual toggle.
• Real-time or near real-time acknowledgement retrieval and a clear ledger/history page that can be exported as CSV.
• Basic error handling—invalid IFSC, insufficient balance, network failure—surfaced in human-readable alerts.
Because this is purely for payouts, features such as collections or card processing are out of scope.
Technical expectations
• Must install and run on Windows 10/11 with no external dependencies beyond standard runtime libraries.
• API keys or SFTP credentials for the bank endpoint will be supplied once the build is proven locally with mock data.
• Any mainstream language is fine (C#, .NET, Java, even Python with an embedded interpreter) as long as the final deliverable is a single installer or folder I can copy to a fresh PC and start using.
Acceptance criteria
• Successful end-to-end test: I should be able to add a dummy beneficiary, trigger a ₹1 IMPS test payout in sandbox, and receive a success status in the app’s log.
• Clean UI/UX that a non-technical finance clerk can navigate in minutes.
• Source code and a short deployment/readme document supplied alongside the compiled build.
If clarifications are needed on banking specifications or file formats, let’s iron them out early so development stays on track.