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.



























































