Hello all,

I am an M.Sc. student at Chennai Mathematical Institute, India.
As part of Google Summer of Code, I'll be working on integrating UPI[1] support 
into Fineract. I am being mentored by Markus Geiß on this project.

The NPCI (National Payment Corporation of India) has launched the Unified 
Payment Interface which comprises a new protocol. Banks, Payment Banks, Prepaid 
Payment Instrument Issuers, and other participating entities, collectively 
termed as Payment System Players (PSP) will use this protocol to interface with 
the NPCI for Direct Pay, Collect Pay transactions. You can find the technical 
specification of UPI on NPCI website[1].

[1] UPI technical specification: http://www.npci.org.in/UPI_Documents.aspx

Right now, I am only getting started studying Fineract, UPI and how UPI can fit 
into Fineract, but on successful completion, Fineract users should be able to 
use the services of NPCI such as IMPS (Immediate Payment System), AEPS (Aadhaar 
Enabled Payment System), NFS (National Financial Switch) etc. In other words, 
they will be able to acquire customers, provide payment (credit/debit) services 
to individuals or entities, in India.

I found the following pages very useful in understanding Fineract:

[2] Platform Software Architecture Document 
https://demo.openmf.org/architecture/
[3] Mifos X API documentation https://demo.openmf.org/api-docs/apiLive.htm
[4] The public demo instance itself at https://demo.openmf.org/
[5] Fineract confluence wiki 
https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/FINERACT/Fineract+Home
[6] Mifos Developer Zone 
https://mifosforge.jira.com/wiki/display/MDZ/Welcome+to+the+Zone

Other GSoC contributors will also find the above documents useful.

It would be nice to have a list of Fineract users in India with their contact 
information. Do we have such a list?

This Fineract proposal[6] document on the Incubator Wiki explains the relation 
between Mifos X and Fineract.

[7] https://wiki.apache.org/incubator/FineractProposal

Feel free to suggest pointers for this project.

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Regards,
Aditya Hendre

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