Contact person: Flutter KYC App Development

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Location: Bengaluru, India

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a production-ready Flutter application that performs end-to-end KYC verification. The same codebase must run smoothly on both iOS and Android, taking full advantage of Flutter’s cross-platform strengths.

Core flow
• A user enters their name, then captures high-resolution photos of the front and back of their chosen identity document—driver’s license, passport, or national ID card—directly within the app (no gallery uploads).
• The user then records three noise-free facial angles for liveness and match-on-card checks.
• The app sends the images and metadata to a secure backend, receives validation results, and displays clear pass / fail messaging.

Backend expectations
I am flexible on the language or framework, but it must expose RESTful endpoints documented via Swagger / OpenAPI. Data should be stored in MongoDB, while original image assets reside in AWS S3. Please structure the codebase for easy local setup, containerisation (Docker), and CI/CD expansion.

Quality requirements
• Clean, well-commented code that follows widely accepted style guides (e.g., Dart fmt for Flutter).
• Descriptive commit messages and meaningful pull requests.
• Unit tests for major logic branches; widget tests for critical UI components.
• Swagger file checked into the repo and auto-generated during build.

Deliverables
1. Flutter source code with clearly separated presentation, domain, and data layers.
2. Backend source code.
3. Swagger-generated API documentation (JSON/YAML) plus a short README on how to preview it.
4. Build-ready iOS (.ipa) and Android (.apk or .aab) artefacts.
5. Should be deployed in the App stores (google/apple cost will be seperate)

Once the above items are delivered and verified—name-ID match accuracy, face capture clarity, and API contract compliance. Finally i am able to install and use it on any mobile , I will consider the milestone complete." (client-provided description)