Different applicants.
Different questions.
The Hong Kong design baseline draws on published bank journeys and document checklists. These are illustrative collection paths; your institution determines the final requirements.
Your documents shape the next page.
Read the starting document → confirm the extracted profile → establish any entity structure → complete the relevant people's details → describe account use → prepare a review pack.
Individual applicants skip corporate structure and director questions. Companies establish ownership first. Financial services adds regulatory and business-model questions. Trusts use trust-party roles.
What informed the design?
HSBC Hong Kong: checklists by legal form
HSBC: connected people, intermediate entities and trusts
HSBC: personal ID capture and selfie journey
DBS Singapore: prepopulation and manual signup
Chase: different entity roles and business information
Jumio: capture, extract and prefill · conditional workflows
The detailed source register and implementation notes are retained with the governed project documentation.
What is real in this prototype?
Image OCR and PDF text extraction run in this browser. Forms, branching, corrections and local draft downloads work. Recognition does not verify a document or person. Speech works only with supported on-device recognition; typing remains available.
Fictional examples use a text fixture, except the “real OCR” example, which scans a generated image. No live AI model, identity provider, registry lookup, account approval or bank submission is connected.