Internet Banking App

Internet Banking App is a web application developed using ASP.NET Core MVC 6, designed for managing banking operations with two user roles: Administrator and Client.

Key Functionalities

• Login: Secure authentication with redirection based on user roles. Includes handling inactive accounts and displaying appropriate messages for incorrect credentials.
• Security: Authorization control prevents unauthorized access to functionalities based on user roles.
• Administrator Dashboard: Provides a comprehensive overview of system metrics such as total transactions, payments, active clients, and product assignments.
• User Management: Enables administrators to create, edit, activate/deactivate users, and assign products. Includes validations for required fields and user type differentiations.
• Client Dashboard: Displays product listing with details like type (savings account, credit card, loan), balances, and options for payments, beneficiaries, and transfers.
• Beneficiary Management: Clients can manage beneficiaries for easy payment processing.
• Payments: Facilitates various payment types such as express payments, credit card payments, loan payments, and payments to beneficiaries. Includes validations for available balances and debt calculations.
• Cash Advance: Clients can request cash advances against their credit cards with validations for credit limits.
• Transfer Between Accounts: Allows fund transfers between client accounts with balance validations.

Technologies Used

Frontend:

• HTML
• CSS
• Bootstrap
• ASP.NET Razor

Backend:

• C# ASP.NET Core (8.0)
• Microsoft Entity Framework Core (Code First approach)
• Microsoft Identity for user management
• AutoMapper for mapping ViewModels, Entities, and DTOs

Database:

• SQL Server

Installation and Prerequisites

Prerequisites

To run the Internet Banking App, you'll need:

• Visual Studio 2022 or newer
• ASP.NET Core (8.0 or newer)
• SQL Server

Installation Steps

1. Download or clone the project.
2. Open the project in Visual Studio 2022.
3. Update the server name in appsettings.Development.json to match your environment.
4. Run the Update-Database command in the Package Management Console to update the database schema.
5. Run the project, and it will open in your default browser.

Developer

• Federico A. Garcia