A modern, responsive web application for online banking services. This application provides a comprehensive banking experience, allowing users to manage accounts, view transactions, track investments, and access various banking services through an intuitive interface.
- User Authentication: Secure login system with role-based access control
- Dashboard Overview: Quick view of account balances, recent transactions, and financial status
- Account Management: View and manage multiple bank accounts and credit cards
- Transaction History: Detailed view of all transactions with filtering capabilities
- Investment Portfolio: Track and manage investment accounts and performance
- Credit Card Management: View credit card details, statements, and payment options
- Loan Services: Access loan information, payment schedules, and new loan applications
- Responsive Design: Fully responsive interface that works on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
- Frontend: React.js, React Router, Redux
- UI Framework: Bootstrap 5 with custom styling
- State Management: Redux with Redux Toolkit
- Authentication: JWT-based authentication
- Icons: React Bootstrap Icons
- Date Handling: Chrono.js
- Build Tools: Create React App
src/
├── app/ # App configuration and store setup
├── components/ # React components
│ ├── Dashboard.js # Main dashboard layout
│ ├── DashboardPage.js # Homepage content
│ ├── Login.js # Authentication page
│ ├── AccountsPage.js # Account management
│ ├── TransactionsPage.js # Transaction history
│ └── ... # Other component pages
├── features/ # Redux features and slices
│ └── auth/ # Authentication state management
├── routes/ # Application routing
├── styles/ # CSS and styling files
├── App.js # Main application component
└── index.js # Application entry point
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In the project directory, you can run:
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