| Problem | Moodle organizations needed one path for collecting course fees. | People needed a clear public way to check whether a certificate is valid. | Training, news and research content needed one institutional channel. |
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| My role | Plugin design, frontend, backend and deployment. | Design, frontend, backend and deployment. | Design, frontend, backend and deployment. |
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| Solution | A Moodle plugin connecting the learning environment to BYL.mn. | A bilingual verification interface using a certificate number or verification ID. | The current WordPress site plus a separate rebuild now in development. |
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| Key capability | A BYL.mn flow that lets learners continue to QPay or a banking app. | Public verification, QR guidance and sign-in entry point. | Training catalogue, news and research structure. |
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| Verified stack | Moodle plugin, BYL.mn payment integration. | Web application. Framework and additional backend capabilities are not published as verified claims. | Live: WordPress. Rebuild: Laravel + Filament, in progress. |
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| Outcome | Organizations can accept Moodle course payments through BYL.mn. | A visitor can start verification with a certificate number or verification ID. | Visitors can reach training, news and research content from one site. |
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