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OneWallet MFB

Lead Mobile Engineer · Abuja, NG

· Completed

Three OneWallet MFB screens: a merchant dashboard showing a 60,000 naira balance with the day's takings and commission, biller shortcuts and store, POS and QR services; an instalment payment plan open on a handheld phone; and a shareable scan-to-pay QR poster with the account details beneath it.

Mobile banking in Abuja

OneWallet MFB is mobile banking for a microfinance bank in Nigeria: hold a wallet, move money, pay merchants, without a branch visit. I was the sole mobile engineer, leading a team of designers and one backend developer.

Standards, then the product

The architecture and the standards: MVVM with Zustand, coding standards for the team, features broken into ClickUp tasks. Then the product itself: authentication with biometrics and 2FA, the wallet, payments, instant bank-to-bank transfer, contactless QR payment, push notifications and internationalisation. TanStack Query handles server-state caching.

Security and the store release

Bank-grade security end to end: encryption, secure storage and token management. And the release itself: driving the production app through App Store and Google Play review.

From nothing to both stores

Took the app from nothing to live on both stores. Sentry monitoring gave the team crash and stability visibility they had never had.