MarketingInterface DesignsWeb ApplicationsMVP Development

Finclick

Finclick is a fintech rewards platform that lets users apply for a cashback card and understand the value of the product without noise or friction.

ProjectFinclick
CategoryMarketing, Interface Designs, Web Applications, MVP Development
Tech Stacknext.js, adonis.js
Delivery contextCustom product delivery
Finclick

A fintech MVP built to present a new card clearly

Finclick is a fintech platform where users can apply for a cashback card that rewards spending across different categories. The Mumbai-based startup had a clear product idea — a card that gives users cashback depending on where they spend — and needed a platform to take applications and an admin panel to manage them.

We planned, designed, and delivered the complete platform in a rapid 1-month sprint: a public-facing website for card applications and an operations dashboard for the team to review, evaluate, and manage applications.

Finclick cashback card application platform | Craftnotion

What the project needed to do

The startup needed two things working together: a website where users could learn about the card's cashback benefits and submit an application, and an admin panel where the Finclick team could see incoming applications, review details, and manage the pipeline.

The design needed to feel trustworthy — fintech products ask users to hand over personal and financial details. A sloppy interface kills that trust before a user even starts filling out the form.

Finclick cashback card website design | Craftnotion

How we approached it

We used Next.js for the frontend and Adonis.js for the backend. The public website explains the cashback categories, what the card offers, and walks the user through the application flow. The application captures the details the client needed to process each request.

Cashback Category Showcase

The card offers different cashback rates across spend categories — dining, travel, shopping, fuel, and so on. The website clearly lays out what each category offers so users understand the value before applying. Getting this communication right was important: the cashback structure is the product's core appeal, and it had to be immediately legible.

Finclick cashback categories and card benefits | Craftnotion

Card Application Flow

The application form collects the information needed to process a card request — personal details, contact information, and spending preferences. We kept the flow short and clear. Every extra step in a fintech form is a drop-off point, so we stripped it down to what was actually necessary.

Admin Panel for Application Management

The Finclick team gets a clean admin dashboard where they can see all incoming applications, view individual applicant details, and manage the pipeline. No spreadsheets, no manual email tracking — everything submitted through the website lands clearly in the admin panel.

Finclick admin panel for card application management | Craftnotion

What shipped

Delivered in a 1-month sprint. The startup went from concept to a working product — a high-conversion application workflow and a fully functional management panel. The MVP gave them the exact foundation needed to acquire initial users and validate demand for their financial product.

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Finclick — a cashback card application platform with a public-facing website and admin panel — was delivered in a rapid 1-month sprint for a Mumbai-based fintech startup. Published estimates for enterprise cashback applications range from $15,000 to $200,000 for mature consumer products with card issuing and automated KYC pipelines. By focusing on a lean MVP covering the core application funnel and applicant review dashboard, founders can validate market traction before investing in heavy infrastructure.

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