Head over to Adalo’s website and sign up for an account. If you’re already a member, just log in to your dashboard.

In the Adalo dashboard, click on "Create New App". Pick the type of app you want, like a Web App or a Native Mobile App.

Choose a starting template or go with "Blank" if you want to start from scratch. Name your app something that reflects its digital wallet functionality.

• Go to the "Data" tab.
• Create a new collection named “Users” if it’s not already there. Make sure it has fields like Email, Password, Balance, and other identifying info.
• Set up another collection called “Transactions” with fields like From User, To User, Amount, Date, and Status.

• Drag and drop components like forms, buttons, and lists to create interfaces for:
• User Registration & Login
• Viewing Balance
• Sending and Receiving Money
• Transaction History
• Customize each component based on the fields and look you want.

• Use Adalo's built-in user authentication features.
• Link the Sign-Up and Login forms to the Users collection to handle new user creations and logins.

• Add a text component to the user dashboard or home screen.
• Link this text component to the Balance field from the Users collection to show the current user's balance.

• For sending money:
• Design a form where users can enter the recipient's email and the amount.
• Set up actions to:
  • Find the user with the entered email.
  • Deduct the amount from the sender's balance.
  • Add the amount to the recipient’s balance.
  • Create a new record in the Transactions collection with the transaction details.
• For receiving money, just update the balance in the user's account based on external triggers or deposits.

• Add a list component to the user’s dashboard or a dedicated transaction history screen.
• Link this list to the Transactions collection.
• Filter the list to show only transactions related to the current user, either as the sender or the recipient.

Test the whole flow by registering a new user, logging in, checking balances, sending and receiving money, and viewing the transaction history. Make sure everything works smoothly.

Once testing is complete and the app is working as expected, go to the "Publish" settings in Adalo. Choose your desired publishing method and follow Adalo's instructions to deploy your app.

After launching, keep an eye on user feedback and app performance. Make necessary updates or improvements using Adalo’s tools.