FINAI-Personal Finance Simplified
FINAI, a revolutionary personal finance app, enables users to monitor all aspects of their finances in one place and gives them a clear understanding of their financial position to make meaningful decisions. The top priority is to elevate financial literacy, thus leading people to an informed financial status with the help of intuitive tools and user-friendly designs. Developed on the React platform, the front-end is characterized by a quick response to all user interface commands, while utilizing Node.js as a back-end for optimal performance of all functions. SSL encryption is used for the security between the Plaid API and the bank. MongoDB is in place to provide a secure storage for other information. The homepage money tracker highlights a detailed view of cash flow, transaction amounts, and account balance figures, helping with the in-depth financial assessment. By enhancing our system with the OpenAI API, FINAI can provide customer-specific financial counseling based on user behavior, supporting the bright choice of investing, spending, and saving. This development includes bank integration, front-end and back-end engineering, AI-supported insight generation, and testing with web-based clients. The predictions are 75% in the three-month period user adoption, as narrated in individual data for the benefit of 98%, with 85% user gratification with personalized insights. Raising debates about the growing finTech in advancing financial knowledge and making better decisions, FINAI is critical. Future studies will be geared towards more sophisticated service interconnection and the adoption of machine learning tools to perfect personalized attributes. As a consequence, the personal finance domain will further experience the revolution and witness the unheard financial outcomes.
Authors
- Zulfikar Charoliya
- Aditya Bhoyar
- Aayush Chavan
- Aditi Bhat
- Pranav Bachhav
- Aparna Sawant
Publication Details
- Published
- 2025-05-14
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.1109/icpcsn65854.2025.11034895
- Primary Topic
- Financial Literacy, Pension, Retirement Analysis
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00