1. Create a pre-paid account mechanism as an account type or account option in Mifos (perhaps extending existing classes), zero fees.
2. Create a new API for consuming pre-paid account balances.  
3. Create a simple external model that mimics consumption by a household on a daily basis - imagined as a set of data received from solar panel (watts used, time of day, volts present).  
4. Load up pre-paid account by account transfer in P2P interface (my phone to your account) or via trusted agent - i.e. trusted agent receives cash and loads account on Mifos.

Providers of pay-as-you-go solar can use MIFOS for their operations. MFIs can become such providers.

At present MIfos X platform is shipped with Community-App (SPA) as default UI, but initial load time of the application high. And for users on narrow bandwidth internet it takes a considerable amount of time to load the app.

Instead of loading the app every time, we can convert the Community-App into a Chrome App and user can download them once and install it ion the machine, and it can used as thick client.

Community-App is completely developed on top of JavaScript, CSS and HTML. And Chrome apps are also written in same stack. Using grunt we should be able to repackage Community-App(SPA) into Community-App(Chrome App)

Users with slow internet connectivity can use this app (Installed on the machine) instead of loading Community-App (SPA) on the browser. Users will also have a continually updated app. This will also allow MFIs to potentially use Chromebooks as field-based devices for their branches.

Primary objective of this project is to build a standalone installer for MifosX platform.
Standalone installer is a great way to evaluate and explore MifosX platform quickly.

Standalone installer will consist of an embeded apache server and a DB. It should also ship with the latest mifosx build war file which should automatically deployed
on to the embedded server at the installation time.

1. Develop the installer as an executable jar format so that it will support
many platforms with JRE.
2. Provides a simplified installation option with an embedded data base and a server.
3. Develop GUI and command line base installation modes.

GUI MODE OPTIONS
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Tomcat Port This is the port at which to run tomcat.
MySQL Port This is the port at which to run mysql
File > Quit This menu item stops tomcat and mysql and then closes the application.
File > Launch Browser This menu item opens the MifosX login page for the current web application context.
File > Clear Output This clears the output log in a user interface text area. But does not clear the log file which will written on the file system.
Start This button runs tomcat, which will automatically start the mysql database engine if it was not already running. For the embedded mysql, the first connection
automatically starts the mysql engine.
Stop This button stops tomcat and then also stops the mysql database engine, without closing the application.

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS
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-mysqlport Use to override the mysql port in the runtime properties file.
-tomcatport Use to override the tomcat port in the runtime properties file.
-start Use to start the server.
-stop Use to stop the server.
-browser Use to launch a new browser instance.

https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/OpenMRS+Standalone
https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-standalone
https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-standalone/tree/master/src/main/config

See Linux Installers wiki page