About BATWA & The Founders
BATWA started as an ambitious computer science university project. We didn't build a commercial app — we built the vision of what digital banking in Pakistan should truly feel like.
Why We Built BATWA
For years, consumers in Pakistan have dealt with slow, complicated banking apps burdened with high latency, hidden service charges, and fragile network recovery.
As undergraduate computer science students, we chose to dedicate our capstone project to solving this challenge from first principles:
Instant Raast payment framework simulation with transactional idempotency.
Hardware-enclave MPIN hashing immune to modern GPU cracking attacks.
Contactless virtual card simulation with instant freeze and CVV masking.
Direct in-app continuous update engine bypassing app store rollout delays.
BATWA is our proof-of-concept for how clean, secure, and beautiful sovereign banking can be when built with care.
Course Leadership & Mentorship
BATWA was built as an Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) project under the expert supervision of our respected faculty members:
Dr. Khalid
OOP TheoryMentored the Object-Oriented Programming theory, structural class hierarchies, domain logic, and clean software architecture patterns.
Sir Shazib
OOP LabSupervised practical lab implementations, hands-on software testing, continuous deployment milestones, and engineering evaluations.
The Founding Team
Meet the three computer science students who designed, engineered, and brought BATWA to life.
Muhammad Ali
Spearheaded the core project concept, full-stack software architecture, Flutter cross-platform mobile client, and biometric Argon2id cryptographic security enclave.
Muhammad Razi
Spearheaded financial ledger modeling, mathematical audit trails, transactional idempotency specifications, and digital currency flow compliance.
Deepak
Architected high-throughput backend services, live OTA binary validation endpoints, system reliability, and database persistence layers.