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• Introduction
• ChargeOne
• MonyPro
• AutoAssist

Ongoing

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Introduction

<aside> 💡 This document provides a comprehensive overview of the MoneyPro SDP system designed for mobile money transfer services. The primary objective of the system is to streamline and manage the various business logic and processes associated with mobile financial transactions.

The document is structured to give a detailed understanding of the system architecture, components, and microservices involved in the operation of the mobile money transfer service. It includes the following sections:

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1. System Overview: An explanation of the overall purpose and functionality of the MoneyPro system, including the challenges it addresses within the mobile financial services domain.

2. Component Architecture: A detailed description of the various components involved in the system, including interfaces, gateways, and microservices. This section illustrates how these components interact to provide seamless services to users.

3. Microservices Breakdown: An in-depth look at the specific microservices that constitute the mfssdp, such as:

   • MoneyProgateway: Handles incoming requests from various interfaces like USSD, Mobile Apps, and Portals, routing them to the appropriate microservice.
   • MoneyProcustomerservice: Manages customer-related services, including account management, transactional services, and transaction management services.
   • MoneyPropartnerservice: Facilitates external partner services, allowing customer bases from external entities like banks and remittance partners to interact with the system.
   • MoneyProdistributorservice: Supports local partners, enabling them to register customers and manage their accounts and transactions.
   • MoneyProbusinessservice: Provides services tailored for merchants and cashiers, such as B2P (Business-to-Person) and B2B (Business-to-Business) transactions.
   • MoneyProbilling and mfsbankmiddleware: Serve as supporting services for billing and banking operations within the system.
   1. System Architecture Diagrams: Visual representations, including component diagrams and system architecture diagrams, to aid in understanding the relationships and interactions between different components.
   2. Use Case Scenarios: Real-world scenarios showcasing how the mfssdp handles various transaction types and customer interactions, emphasizing its robustness and efficiency.

This document aims to serve as a product information reference for system architects, and stakeholders involved in the mobile money transfer project, providing the necessary insights into the middleware's architecture and functionalities.