Deosoft IT Services | Best Software & IT Company in Ranchi, Jharkhand | India

Reaching the Unbanked Isn't a Feature
It's the Architecture

We build the platforms that carry banking, credit, and payments to
people who have never had access to them: agent networks, low-bandwidth apps, and systems that
work on the phones people actually own.
What We Design For

Built for the Conditions, Not the Ideal Case

The constraints that shape every inclusion product we ship.

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Offline-first sync

Transactions queue locally and reconcile once a connection is available, instead of failing outright.

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Low-literacy interfaces

Icon-led flows, voice prompts, and local-language support for first-time digital users.

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Alternative KYC

Onboarding paths that work with limited or informal identity documentation, within regulatory limits.

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Agent-assisted models

Tools built for a human agent operating the device on a customer's behalf, not just self-service.

What We Build

Products That Carry Access, Not Just Transactions

Each one solves a different piece of the access gap.

Rural agent banking point

Agent Banking Networks

Point-of-service tools that let a local agent open accounts, accept deposits, and disburse cash on behalf of a bank or MFI — bringing a branch's worth of service to a kiosk.

Mobile wallet app on a basic smartphone

Digital Wallets

Send, save, and pay tools built for prepaid data and entry-level Android devices.

Microloan officer reviewing records with a client

Microloan & Credit Scoring

Alternative-data credit models for borrowers with no formal credit history.

Access doesn't start with a login screen. It starts with whether the person in front of it can trust what happens next.

Design principle we build every inclusion platform around

Our Services

Where We Fit Into Your Programme

Platform Build

End-to-end build of the customer- and agent-facing tools your programme runs on, designed around the devices and networks your users actually have.

  • Wallet, savings & disbursement apps
  • Agent-assisted onboarding tools
  • Offline-capable mobile builds
  • Multi-language, icon-led UI

Integration

Connecting your platform to the payment rails, ID systems, and core banking infrastructure it needs to actually move money.

  • Mobile money & payment gateway APIs
  • National ID / e-KYC systems
  • Core banking & ledger integration
  • SMS & USSD gateways for feature phones

Ongoing Support

Keeping the platform reliable as your user base and agent network grow, with visibility into where it's breaking down for users.

  • Field-issue monitoring & agent feedback loops
  • Uptime & transaction reconciliation checks
  • Feature updates as regulation shifts
  • Data reporting for funders & regulators
How We Work

From Field Reality to Working Platform

We start where your users are, not where the tech is easiest.

Field & user research

Understanding devices, literacy levels, and trust barriers on the ground before writing a line of spec.

Access-first design

Wireframes built around the lowest-common-denominator device and connection, not the best case.

Build & integrate

Development alongside payment rail and KYC integrations, tested against real network conditions.

Pilot with agents

A limited rollout with real agents and users, watching for where the flow breaks down in practice.

Scale & support

Wider rollout with monitoring in place, so issues surface before they affect trust at scale.

FAQs

Financial Inclusion Platforms — Common Questions

Yes — we build USSD and SMS-based flows for feature phones alongside app-based options, so the platform doesn't depend on smartphone ownership.

We work within local KYC regulations to support tiered or alternative verification — such as agent vouching or biometric enrolment — where formal documentation allows.

Transactions are stored securely on the device and synced automatically once connectivity returns, with conflict checks to prevent duplicate processing.

Yes — we've integrated with major mobile money and payment gateway APIs, and can build a new integration if your provider isn't one we've worked with yet.

Yes — interfaces are built to support multiple local languages and icon-led navigation for users who may not read the primary language fluently.