Digital Payment Infrastructure
A Haiti-first digital wallet and payment platform designed to connect users, merchants, payment services, and regulated financial infrastructure through a secure API architecture.
This demonstration shows how Bous Paw could connect its mobile and merchant experiences to wallet, payment, QR, ledger, and partner infrastructure.
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Business-focused overview
Jean pays merchant Chez Marie HTG 750 using a QR code. Watch the transaction move through the architecture.
Jean opens Bous Paw
Jean launches the app and authenticates with his +509 number and OTP.
Jean scans merchant QR
Jean scans the QR code displayed at Chez Marie restaurant.
Bous Paw identifies merchant
Merchant: Chez Marie · Amount: HTG 750
Jean confirms payment
Jean reviews the amount and taps confirm.
Authentication
Jean enters his PIN to authorize the transaction.
Payment Engine processes
Payment engine validates, checks risk, and writes ledger entries.
Ledger records
Jean Wallet: -HTG 750 · Merchant Wallet: +HTG 750
Merchant receives confirmation
Chez Marie sees the payment confirmation instantly.
Jean receives receipt
Jean gets a digital receipt with transaction reference.
Every Bous Paw user and merchant has a digital wallet. This is the core financial object.
WALLET ID
BPW-DEMO-100245
Customer
Jean Pierre
Currency
HTG
Transactions
47
Available Balance
HTG 2,450
Pending Balance
HTG 0
Wallet Status
ACTIVE — DEMO
All actions are simulated. No real money is moved.
Every transaction creates paired debit and credit entries. The ledger must always balance.
DEBIT
Jean Pierre Wallet
- HTG 250
CREDIT
Marie Joseph Wallet
+ HTG 250
Bous Paw is designed as a modular payment platform where services can operate independently but stay connected. This architecture allows future integrations to be added without rebuilding the entire customer experience.
Services can evolve independently.
Designed to support growing transaction volume.
Built around APIs and external partner connectivity.
Transactions can be tracked through ledger and reconciliation systems.
In production, Bous Paw could integrate with an appropriately licensed and regulated payment or financial institution for regulated payment services, settlement, funding, and payout.
Regulated partners provide the legal and compliance foundation for handling real money movement, settlement, funding, and payouts.
External financial infrastructure would be connected through approved partner integrations.
This demonstration represents a conceptual product and technology architecture. No real money is moved and no external financial institution, bank, mobile-money provider, payment network, or payment processor is connected in this demo.
Production deployment would require appropriate licensing/regulated partnerships, security testing, compliance review, infrastructure development, and integration with approved financial/payment providers.
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Digital Wallet & Payment Platform Demo
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