Web3 Wallet
We designed a mobile wallet that makes self-custody feel as simple as a banking app: a single balance, live token prices, one-tap send, receive and buy, and an NFT gallery that shows collectibles the way their owners see them.
- Client
- Web3 startup
- Role
- Product & visual design
- Timeline
- Concept to high-fidelity UI
- Platform
- iOS & Android
Overview
Services: Product strategy, Mobile UX, Visual design, NFT gallery, Prototyping.
Crypto wallets are powerful and intimidating in equal measure: addresses, gas, chains and seed phrases up front, and portfolio value buried. NFTs are often an afterthought, rendered as a list of token IDs.
We designed a wallet around what owners actually want to know — what it’s worth and what they own — and pushed the complexity down a layer, where it’s there when you need it and invisible when you don’t.
How do we make self-custody feel as calm as checking your bank balance?
The problem
Value is buried
The problem: Most wallets lead with addresses and network settings, not the one number people open the app for.
What we did: A single total balance with daily change, and send, receive and buy as the only three primary actions.
For users: People see what they have — and what changed today — at a glance.
NFTs are second-class
The problem: Collectibles show up as a list of IDs, disconnected from their value and story.
What we did: NFTs get their own tab and gallery with artwork front and centre, alongside the same balance at the top.
For users: Collectors see their NFTs like artwork, with the value right beside them.
Outcomes: Crypto without the jargon
- 3 primary actions: send, receive, buy
- 2 tabs — tokens and NFTs, as equals
- 1 balance that answers “what’s it worth?”