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@ -104,7 +104,10 @@ ### Feature - Recurring transfers
If the user has a balance lower than the amount, the transfer should fail and the user should be notified by email. If the user has a balance lower than the amount, the transfer should fail and the user should be notified by email.
This feature must be available in the API and the front-end. - A POST api endpoint to create recurring transfer
- A DELETE api endpoint to delete recurring transfer
- A GET api endpoint to list recurring transfer (with their status)
- Any kind of UI in the dashboard
### BONUS - Feature - Taking out a loan ### BONUS - Feature - Taking out a loan
@ -124,3 +127,13 @@ ### BONUS - Feature - Taking out a loan
- and the user has made at least 1 transfer representing at least 50% of this average balance over the last six months. - and the user has made at least 1 transfer representing at least 50% of this average balance over the last six months.
Once the credit has been taken out, a recurring transfer (spread over 3 months) which the user cannot delete must be created, with a periodicity of 30 days. Once the credit has been taken out, a recurring transfer (spread over 3 months) which the user cannot delete must be created, with a periodicity of 30 days.
### BONUS - Question
How can you ensure that recurring transfers are executed in the most optimal order?
In particular, when a user has several recurring transfers to be executed on the same day?
Example: at 2:00 AM my wallet is empty (0€), a debit (50€) is scheduled and an automatic transfer of 75€ from another user is also scheduled to be credited to the account.
How would you ensure that as many transactions as possible are successful?