Streamlining Financial Operations: Developing Multi-Interface Contract Transfer Systems for Efficiency and Security
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.15680/IJCTECE.2022.0502004Keywords:
Java, Spring, AngularJS, MuleSoft, SOAP/REST, Oracle, Jenkins, SonarQube, UI Engineering, API Integration, FinTech Applications, Multi-Platform Development, Performance OptimizationAbstract
The Contract-to-Contract (C2C) Transfers system was developed to make transferring funds and assets between contracts within a single plan simple, secure, and accessible across devices. Originally built for internal agents, it was later enhanced to support external users, offering a seamless experience on desktop, mobile, and tablet (iPad) platforms. The redesign focused on creating a more intuitive and interactive interface while ensuring consistent functionality across all devices.The system was built using Java, Spring MVC, Gradle, AngularJS, jQuery, and FTL, with Oracle databases and both REST and SOAP web services to connect smoothly with external systems. A modular design, clean coding standards, and automated testing with JUnit, HP ALM, and SonarQube helped ensure reliability and maintainability. Deployments on Tomcat and WebLogic servers were carefully validated, keeping post-production issues to a minimum.
Users benefited from faster, more responsive interfaces, and the system consistently handled transactions securely and efficiently. The project’s success was supported by strong collaboration across teams, structured delivery cycles, and thoughtful attention to both technical and user experience considerations.
Overall, the C2C Transfer System demonstrates how thoughtful design and careful engineering can deliver a reliable, user-friendly, and scalable financial application ready for future growth.
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