The founders of Pay Ewe, a peer-to-peer payment platform, recognized a significant challenge in the online marketplace: the growing threat of scams and fraud in peer-to-peer transactions. In Australia, where long-distance transactions for items like cars, furniture, and electronics are common, there was a pressing need for a secure payment system that could protect both buyers and sellers. The team sought to create a platform that would hold funds in escrow until the transaction was complete, ensuring security and peace of mind for users. However, with limited technical expertise and resources, they needed a solution that could be developed quickly, affordably, and without compromising on security features.
Pay Ewe partnered with Kreante to bring their vision to life using Bubble, a leading NoCode platform. Kreante’s team started with a basic template and customized it extensively to meet the specific needs of Pay Ewe. The development process focused on creating a user-friendly platform that could securely handle transactions and protect against scams. Key features included an escrow system to hold funds until the buyer confirms receipt of the goods, integration with Connect ID for customer verification, and a seamless user interface that made the platform easy to use.
Bubble's NoCode capabilities allowed Kreante to rapidly prototype, test, and deploy the platform, all while maintaining high standards of security. The solution included multiple layers of protection, such as bank verification for users, and was designed to be scalable as Pay Ewe's user base grows.
Kreante successfully developed and launched Pay Ewe within a three month period, enabling the platform to quickly gain traction in the Australian market. Key outcomes of the project include:
Kreante's expertise in NoCode development provided Pay Ewe with a robust, secure, and user-friendly platform that addresses a critical need in the market. The partnership between Kreante and Pay Ewe continues to drive innovation, setting a new standard for secure peer-to-peer transactions.