ASL walkthrough

01Creating an account

A new customer answers what they're saving for, sees a plan, then signs up with a mobile number and the code. On demo the code is always 123456.

Welcome and the first questions

Works

ASL's welcome, then "What are you saving for?", the amount and when. The plan is worked out from today's gold price.

Phone number and code

Works

Karim types his number and the demo code. The moment he's in, he shows on the dashboard's Customers list (•••• 1020, joined 14:41, ID check not started).

A new customer's app

Works

Home invites a first bar or a goal. The account disc now sits on every tab (1.5), here on Wealth.

02National ID upload

The first purchase asks for the ID: the name as on the card, the 14-digit number (the app reads the birth date, governorate and sex from it), the address, then photos.

Name, number and address

Works

Karim Mansour, a made-up number read back as 1 Jan 1995, Cairo, male, and a sample address.

Photos of the card and a selfie

Known issue

ASL's own camera frames the card and takes it by itself. The simulator has no camera, so this run stops at the camera; on a phone it goes on to the selfie and sends the case.

03Onboarding and KYC statuses

Every case is in one tab: waiting, asked for more, approved, rejected. The dashboard's Customers list shows every state, from "not started" to frozen.

Reviewing a case

Works

The reviewer sees the photos (each view is logged), the details read from the number, and the screening result. Approving needs all seven checks ticked; the customer is told "You're verified".

Asked for more, rejected, frozen

Works

Tamer was asked for a sharper ID photo and a matching selfie; the reasons go to him and he can send again. Rejected and frozen customers are in their own tabs and filters.

04Buying, paying and confirming

Seif buys a 0.25 g gold bar with InstaPay. The admin checks the transfer screenshot and marks the money received, and the bar lands in his vault.

Choosing and checking out

Works

Buy shows the bar at today's price and the limited editions; checkout offers card, InstaPay or cash, with a long press to buy.

InstaPay and the transfer screenshot

Works

The app gives ASL's InstaPay address and a reference; Seif adds the transfer screenshot (a drawn sample) and gets a receipt. It's on the dashboard's Payments at once, 14:48.

The admin confirms the money

Works

Accepting the screenshot only marks it checked; the admin then types the amount that arrived, sees before and after, and marks it received. The order becomes paid and its bar is allocated.

The bar in My Vault

Waiting on held work

Seif's gold goes from 84.5 g to 84.75 g; a bar still waiting for its serial shows "Being prepared". The full payment window, late money and refunds wait on PR #96.

05Performance

Fixed today (1.7): titled Performance, the chart draws from the first purchase, and each metal has its own tab with its price. Moves are teal with + and −, never green and red.

My Portfolio and Gold

Works

Seif's worth against what he paid since August, then gold's own price with his bars marked on it; today's 0.25 g bar shows its spread in teal.

06Selling and payouts

A customer picks the bars to sell and sees what they get; the payout goes to their own account after a name check.

Selling and approving the payout

Waiting on held work

Sales lists payouts with the name check and where the money goes. Above the limit a payout needs a second admin's approval. The approval screens wait on PR #99.

07Wealth goals

A Wealth goal saves into metal every month on the 26th and earns Karats.

Goals, months and Karats

Waiting on held work

The Wealth tab, a goal's plan, and Karats with the card and perks. The dashboard's Wealth runs show every 26th: goals paid, amounts, skips. Weekly pooled buys wait on PR #47.

Leaving a goal halfway

Known issue

Closing a half-made goal with the X asks first. The swipe-down version is blocked but doesn't ask yet.

08Limited editions

Editions are set up on the dashboard (Publishing, Limited editions) and appear on Buy.

Nile Pair

Works

A wide card on Buy, then its sheet: what's inside, how many are left, the limit per person and the end date. The sheet's redesign (1.9) comes next.

09Price changes

Prices come from the server, never the phone. Here an admin sets gold by hand for 15 minutes and the app follows.

A manual gold price

Works

On Pricing the price in force is large; tapping it opens it to edit (1.2.5). EGP 7,400 for 15 minutes, a reason, before and after, confirm. The app's Today's prices shows EGP 7,400.00 at once. It was ended right after.

10Notifications, To do and the audit log

Real push notifications aren't paid for yet, so the app shows them in its inbox behind the bell. The team works from To do; every admin action is in the audit log.