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BigBanck - Production-Ready Fintech Dashboard Boilerplate (Save 2-3 Months of Dev)

Hi! Selling BigBanck, a production-ready fintech/banking dashboard boilerplate — a solid starting point for developers building fintech products, not a licensed bank.

What's included:

  • Full transaction/account UI layer (accounts, transactions, user dashboard)
  • Modern tech stack, clean and documented code
  • Test suite: 43/43 tests passing
  • Handover plan - I'll help with code transfer and initial setup

Note: this is a codebase/starter kit, not a licensed banking entity. It does not include KYC/AML compliance, banking partnerships, or regulatory licensing — you'd need to handle those separately if launching an actual bank.

Live demo: https://bigbanck.transparenta-ro.org

Pricing (fixed, non-negotiable):

  • Source code only: 2,500 EUR
  • Full package (code + domain + server): 12,500 EUR

Interested or have technical questions? Reach me at mikylazar8@gmail.com or reply here.

on July 1, 2026
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    Honest flag, not a roast: selling this as a "banking app" is going to work against you, and the framing might scare off the buyers who'd actually pay.

    Nobody buys a banking app as a finished product, because the code was never the hard part. The hard part in fintech is licensing, compliance (KYC/AML), banking partnerships, and regulatory approval, none of which transfer with a codebase. A buyer who understands fintech knows the 43 passing tests aren't the barrier to launching a bank. So the "production-ready banking app" pitch reaches people who don't know what they're buying, and repels the ones who do.

    The real value here is probably the codebase as a boilerplate/starter, not as a "bank." Reframed as "production-ready fintech dashboard boilerplate, saves you 2-3 months of dev" it becomes an honest, sellable tool for developers building fintech products who want a head start on the UI/transaction layer. That's a real market. "Buy a working bank for 12,500 EUR" isn't.

    Who's the buyer you're picturing, a developer wanting a starting point, or someone who thinks they're buying a launchable bank? The pitch has to match, and right now it's aimed at the wrong one.