I'll modify the component to use the first letter of the recipient's name in the avatar instead of an uploaded image. Let me make that change for you.

I've made the following changes to the component:

1. Modified the Avatar component to use the first letter of the recipient's name:

   <Avatar className="h-12 w-12 bg-purple-600"> <AvatarFallback>{recipientName.charAt(0).toUpperCase()}</AvatarFallback> </Avatar>

   This will automatically update when the recipient's name is changed.

2. Kept the rupee symbol (₹) before the amount in both the "Paid to" section and the "Debited from" section.
3. Ensured all fields remain editable, including the recipient's name, which now affects the avatar.
4. Maintained the white theme and overall layout of the component.
5. Removed the image upload functionality as it's no longer needed.
6. Kept all other functionality intact, including editable fields for all information.

The component now uses the first letter of the recipient's name for the avatar, which will update dynamically as the name is changed. All other aspects of the transaction receipt remain the same, including the editable fields, rupee symbol placement, and overall design.

Is there anything else you'd like me to modify or add to this transaction receipt component?

I'll make the requested changes to the transaction receipt component. I'll update the "Transfer Details" to "Payment Details", adjust the rupee symbol placement, and add a theme toggle feature.

I've made the following changes to the component:

1. Changed "Transfer Details" to "Payment Details" in the card header.
2. Adjusted the rupee symbol placement to be very close to the amount in both the "Paid to" section and the "Debited from" section by using mr-0.5 class on the rupee symbol span.

3. Added a theme toggle feature in the top-right corner of the header:

   • Used the Switch component from shadcn/ui.
   • Added sun and moon icons to indicate light and dark modes.
   • Implemented a toggleTheme function to switch between light and dark modes.

4. Implemented dark mode styling throughout the component:

   • Used conditional classes based on the isDarkMode state.
   • Adjusted background colors, text colors, and border colors for dark mode.
5. Ensured that all fields remain editable and functional in both light and dark modes.
6. Maintained the overall layout and structure of the component.
7. Made sure the theme toggle is subtle and not overly prominent in the design.

The component now includes all the requested features:

• "Transfer Details" is now "Payment Details"
• The rupee symbol is placed very close to the amount
• A theme toggle switch is added in the top-right corner
• The entire component adjusts its styling based on the selected theme

All fields remain editable, and the component maintains its functionality across both light and dark themes. The theme toggle is subtle yet accessible, allowing users to switch between modes as needed.