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Moxey – Invoice Discounting Platform for Fintech SaaS
Moxey – Invoice Discounting Platform for Fintech SaaS

Building an Invoice Discounting Platform for a Fintech Startup

Moxey is an invoice discounting platform we built for a Dubai-headquartered fintech company. Moxey is a child firm of Truckker — a logistics and supply chain company operating out of Bangalore and Dubai. The problem they wanted to solve: businesses waiting 45–90 days to get paid on invoices while their cash flow suffers.

We built a full-stack fintech SaaS platform where suppliers can upload invoices, buyers can approve them, and financial institutions can fund them — all in one place, with real-time tracking at every step.

Moxey invoice discounting platform dashboard overview

What the Client Needed

The client needed a secure invoice financing platform that connects three types of users: suppliers who need early payment on outstanding invoices, buyers who approve those invoices, and banks/NBFCs who provide the funding. Each stakeholder needed their own dashboard with role-specific workflows.

The platform also had to handle regulatory compliance — KYC verification, transaction audit trails, and encrypted financial data. This isn't a basic web app; it's a fintech product that deals with real money and real banking integrations.

Moxey invoice financing workflow connecting suppliers, buyers, and banks

How We Built It

Multi-Role Dashboards

We built four separate dashboards — admin, supplier, buyer, and bank — each with workflows tailored to that role. Suppliers upload invoices and track funding status. Buyers review and approve invoices. Banks see eligible invoices and fund them. Admins oversee everything. Each dashboard shows only what that user needs, keeping things clean and reducing operational complexity.

Multi-role dashboards for invoice discounting — supplier, buyer, bank, admin

Real-Time Invoice Management

Every invoice moves through a clear pipeline: submission → verification → buyer approval → funding → settlement. Users can track where each invoice is in real time. No more chasing emails or spreadsheets to figure out payment status.

Real-time invoice tracking pipeline in the Moxey platform

Secure Financial Transactions

We implemented end-to-end encryption for all financial data, role-based access controls, and complete audit trails for every transaction. The platform handles sensitive financial information — invoice amounts, bank details, payment records — so security wasn't optional, it was a core requirement.

Secure transaction handling with encryption and audit trails

Scalable Architecture

We built Moxey with Next.js on the frontend and Node.js with PostgreSQL on the backend. PostgreSQL handles the relational complexity — invoices linked to buyers, linked to funding offers from banks, linked to settlement records. The architecture is designed so adding new banks, onboarding more suppliers, or processing higher transaction volumes doesn't require re-engineering anything.

Moxey fintech platform built with Next.js, Node.js, and PostgreSQL

Results

We delivered the MVP that helped Moxey validate their business model with real suppliers, buyers, and financial institutions. The platform streamlined a process that previously involved manual paperwork, phone calls, and weeks of waiting. Suppliers could get funded faster, buyers had a transparent approval process, and banks had a clean pipeline of verified invoices to fund.

The MVP gave the client a solid foundation to raise further investment and scale the platform across Dubai and Bangalore. We also built a related trade finance platform — Tredzy, an LC discounting platform — for another fintech client, applying many of the same patterns and learnings.

Moxey MVP results — validated fintech business model with real users

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an invoice discounting platform?

It's a fintech platform where businesses sell their unpaid invoices to financial institutions at a discount, getting cash upfront instead of waiting 45–90 days for payment. Moxey connects suppliers, buyers, and banks in one system to make this process digital, transparent, and fast.

How much does it cost to build an invoice financing platform?

An MVP for an invoice discounting platform like Moxey — with multi-role dashboards, secure transactions, real-time tracking, and compliance features — typically runs between ₹15–30 lakhs depending on complexity. Starting with an MVP lets you validate the business model before investing in a full-scale build.

What tech stack is best for building a fintech SaaS platform?

We used Next.js for the frontend (SSR for performance), Node.js for the backend API layer, and PostgreSQL for the database. PostgreSQL is a strong choice for fintech because it handles complex relational data — invoices, users, transactions, audit logs — reliably and at scale.

How do you handle security in a fintech application?

End-to-end encryption for all financial data, role-based access control so each user only sees what they should, complete audit trails for every transaction, and KYC verification for onboarding. Security is built into every layer, not added as an afterthought.

Can you build a multi-user fintech platform with separate dashboards?

Yes. Moxey has four separate dashboards — admin, supplier, buyer, and bank — each with role-specific workflows. This is a common pattern in B2B fintech platforms where different stakeholders need different views of the same data.

How long does it take to build a fintech MVP?

Moxey's MVP was delivered in a few months. The timeline depends on the number of roles, integrations (banking APIs, KYC providers), and compliance requirements. Fintech MVPs generally take longer than standard web apps because of the security and regulatory layer.

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