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A1 Pay- Server Independent Online Payment

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  • Zahra Fatima Nida
  • Ashfak Ur Rahman
  • Mohammed Muqtader
  • Mir Akram Ali
  • Shaik Abdul Wasae
  • Mohd Muzammil
  • Kureshi Ayan
  • Javairia Begum
  • Kodati Bharathi

Abstract

Traditional digital payment systems depend on centralized banking servers that are prone to downtime, connectivity failures, and high latency during heavy load. A1 Pay introduces a server-independent, decentralized digital payment framework that allows users to continue financial transactions even during network or server outages. The system uses a wallet-based architecture, enabling users to preload funds and perform transactions instantly within the platform without relying on real-time banking APIs. Developed using Java 21 (Spring Boot 3.3.3) and MySQL 8.0.42, A1 Pay ensures scalability, data integrity, and fault tolerance. The frontend—designed with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript—offers a responsive UI with light/dark theme modes and multilingual support. Testing confirms that A1 Pay maintains transaction reliability, reduced latency, and superior availability, positioning it as a robust alternative to traditional online payment systems.

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  • Zahra Fatima Nida & Ashfak Ur Rahman & Mohammed Muqtader & Mir Akram Ali & Shaik Abdul Wasae & Mohd Muzammil & Kureshi Ayan & Javairia Begum & Kodati Bharathi, 2025. "A1 Pay- Server Independent Online Payment," International Journal of Scientific Research in Science and Technology, Technoscience Academy, vol. 12(6), pages 69-73, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:etm:ijsrst:v12:y2025:i6:id:1257
    DOI: 10.32628/IJSRST25126297
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