Design and Development of Mobile Payment Platform Software Supported by Analytical Capabilities for Payment Systems

Abstract

The Paycell Mobile Payment application serves as a platform where users can benefit from various payment and shopping services. Each user explores services within the application based on their own interests and needs, and this process generates a significant amount of data. The data created has become an important resource for improving user experience and enhancing the services offered. The primary goal of our project is to enrich the user experience and offer personalized recommendations based on real transactions to meet financial needs more effectively. This approach represents a significant step in the mobile payment systems industry in terms of data analytics and personalization. Simultaneously, this approach aims to position the Paycell application as a 'super app' where users can personalize their financial transactions. Our project captures user-initiated transactions with the aim of providing personalized recommendations tailored to users' interests and needs. These data are analyzed using data processing methods to obtain meaningful results. The results are then used to offer personalized recommendations to users. This approach contributes to users having more tailored experiences and meeting their financial needs more effectively.

Keywords

• Super app
• Data processing
• Mobile payment

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