Hashtaag™

Hashtaag™ was hired by DOE Cards India Pvt Ltd to design and develop a unique NFC-based card payment solution. The project required extensive experience, quality, and skill to create a product that caters to major transportation industries such as Metro, Toll, Parking, Bus and Access, loyalty services. Hashtaag™ developed the end-to-end product from scratch, starting from ideation, research, prototyping, designing, development, and testing. The Doe Card, a reusable contactless stored value smart card, is the first of its kind in India and is expected to become a widely used payment system for all public transport in the country. The project involved the use of multiple technologies including Angular.js, React.js, iOS, Android, Feather.js, and other custom applications. The client was pleased with the quality of work and the attention to detail shown by Hashtaag™.

The company Paperboy hired Hashtaag™ to develop a new website and mobile application for their news delivery service. Hashtaag™ was selected due to their impressive portfolio and the quality of their work. The project had a budget of $1 million and involved extensive development and marketing efforts. The website and app were well-received for their design, quality, and clarity, although they were still in the finishing stages at the time of the review. The project is a year-long initiative based in India, with plans to expand to other countries.

A multi-faceted financial company engaged Hashtaag™ to develop a financial NSC card for use across India. The project was complex, involving financial transactions, NSC technology, and the development of multiple apps including a merchant app, a consumer app, and a sales agent app. The project also involved the development of a main website where merchants can register and consumers can check their card status and balances. Hashtaag™ was chosen for their enthusiasm, trustworthiness, and ability to deliver. The project was about 40% completed at the time of the review, with ongoing development in backend technologies like NOR, MySQL, and Mongo, front-end development using Angular 2, and mobile app development on iOS and Android. The project is expected to cost over a million dollars.