Banking Management System Using Java, Swing and MySQL

By RIYANSHU SINGH

Banking management is a system that is designed to show how the banking sector works using the Frontend and Backend to enable Transactions.

Introduction:
Using the technologies of Java, Swing, JDBC, and MySQL, the Banking management system project was created. Since it features both connectivity—i.e., frontend and backend—the project is nicely constructed. The Project is constructed on a platform that uses the Apache Netbeans IDE version 18, and MySql Workbench version 8.1 CE, for connectivity from the front end to the back end. The Project's User Interface (UI) was created using Java's Swing, Awt, and JavaFX as well as a variety of Java objects, and it is very user-friendly, making it suitable for all types of people to utilize.

It is used by banks and other financial institutions to manage their continuous business operations, customer accounts, transactions, and other associated duties. The project was entirely created using the fundamental ideas of Java, specifically the Oops (Object Oriented Programming) philosophy. Each function is easy to access and well-organized.

Important components of a bank management system:
Customer Management: The system gives the bank the ability to manage customer data, including identifying data, account opening, account closure, and account maintenance.

Account management permits the opening and maintenance of many different types of accounts, including loans, savings accounts, checking accounts, and accounts for fixed deposits. It can manage balances, compute interest, keep track of transactions, and produce statements, among other things.

Payments, transfers, withdrawals, and deposits are just a few of the various transaction types that can be processed by the system. It ensures secure transaction processing and preserves trustworthy audit trails.

Downloads:
Download these jar files from the below link and place them inside the library folder of the project by right click on the library folder and selecting "ADD JAR/Folder".https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NoJJuUU35AXZ01cskEU8c0g5LJTaqA_Q?usp=sharing

working of Project:
user can SignUp into the application
user can login into the application
A unique form no is generated for each unique user
the account number and pin are generated by the application so the user can login through that credentials only.
Only the authenticated user is allowed to login into the application and perform various functionalities provided in the application.

Functionalities include after Successful Login:
Users can check their balance.
withdraw fast cash up to 10,000 only.
withdraw cash.
Deposit the amount in the bank.
Generate the mini statement of the transaction history.
Real-time amount reflection in the application.
can check the bank Balance.

Result and Discussions:

                              Fig.1 This image depicts the login window after running the login.java file.

            Fig.2 The user has clicked on the signup option to fill in the personal details and the other two forms by clicking the next button.

                  Fig.3 When the user clicked on submit button the card number and pin is generated as a pop-up window.

             Fig.4 This image depicts the generated above data is successfully stored in the database.

                       Fig.5 The generated card and pin number are used to Login the bank.

                         Fig.6 This image shows functionalities provided after successful login into the bank.

       Fig.7 The user clicked on the mini-statement button and it shows the transaction history with balance after clicking from the functionalities.

    Fig.8 The user clicked on the fast-cash button and successfully withdrew the desired amount from the screen after clicking on the functionalities.

                Fig.9 This image shows the overview of the database creation in MySQL workbench.