A learning project built during my JavaScript course.
This is a fully interactive banking application with real logic, live timers, formatted dates and currencies — all done with vanilla JS.

• 🔐 Login system with username and PIN
• 💸 Money transfers between accounts (balance updates on both sides)
• 🧾 Loan requests
• ❌ Account closure
• ⏱ Auto logout after inactivity (with live countdown timer)
• 🕒 Live clock with seconds (updates every second)
• 🌐 Localized date and currency formatting using Intl API (based on user settings)
• 🔃 Sorted transaction history
• ☠️ No dark mode (yet). But I survived the GitHub token wars, so it’s fine.

• Built all logic from scratch in vanilla JavaScript
• Added live time updates using setInterval
• Implemented session timeout with auto logout
• Synced money transfers across multiple user accounts
• Used Intl.DateTimeFormat and Intl.NumberFormat for smart localization
• Translated the entire UI into English
• Solved every 403 token error GitHub threw at me (and I mean every one)

I worked on this project with guidance from my instructor,
but almost everything was written and debugged by me.

I worked late at night, during naps (not mine), and through lots of doubts.
This may be a “student project,” but it taught me how to actually build something real.

[Link to live project](https://nadindesigns.github.io/Banking-app/)

You can log in using one of the following demo users:

• HTML5 / CSS3
• JavaScript (ES6+)
• DOM manipulation, array methods, timeouts/intervals, localization

“I never thought I could build something like this. Turns out — I can.”