The account creation flow consists of four steps: For more details on specific Treasury APIs and features, refer to the Treasury documentation and corresponding API references. The following sections give an overview on how each component in the sample app works.

Utilize test helpers to simulate actions impacting the account.

Create a Cardholder and issue cards (using the Treasury financial account as a funding source).

Visualize the volume of inbound and outbound money flows using Chart.js.

Simulate sending funds (using ACH or wire) to an external account.

Display users’ balance, account information, card information, and past transactions.

Leverage Stripe’s Hosted Onboarding experience to collect Know Your Customer (KYC) information from users.

You can fork the project from the Stripe samples GitHub repository and use the included components as starting points for your own app. The sample app is built on a Next.js framework leveraging React components. Reduce time to market for early application versions.Prototype an embedded finance experience, with the sample app as a starting point.This guide shows you how to use our sample app to:

In addition to a full suite of documentation and SDKs for Stripe Treasury, we offer a Next.js app on GitHub (including web UI components) that you can fork and use as the basis of your application. Knowing where to start while building an embedded finance solution can be daunting.

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