X Crypto Wallet
Client
- GCB
Project type
- Digital Financial App
What I did
- Product Design
- Research & Audit
- Branding
- Design System
Year
- 2023
A multi-currency crypto wallet built for two audiences at once: people opening their first wallet, and people who have run one for years. It stores, transfers and manages assets with real-time transaction tracking, low fees and instant transfers — without asking beginners to learn the vocabulary before they can send anything.
- 01
Wallets split into two useless halves: beginner wallets that hide everything until the user outgrows them, and advanced wallets that expose everything and lose the user on day one.
- 02
Managing several currencies meant several wallets, and the total someone actually held was never on one screen.
- 03
A transfer is irreversible and the interfaces treated it like any other form — no confirmation of the network, the address or the fee in language a newcomer could check.
- 04
Security controls were buried in settings, so the people who most needed them were the least likely to find them.
- 01
One wallet with a progressive surface: the send-and-receive path is complete on its own, and network selection, custom fees and address books appear as they are needed.
- 02
A portfolio view that answers the only question most users have — what do I hold, and what is it worth right now — before any per-asset detail.
- 03
Transfers confirm in plain language: what is being sent, on which network, what it costs, and what will arrive, with the address shown in a form that can be checked at a glance.
- 04
Security surfaced as part of the flow rather than a settings page — recovery set up during onboarding, and each new device or address confirmed where the risk actually is.
The first wallet
Someone new creates an account, is walked through recovery once, and receives their first transfer without ever having to choose a network or read a fee table.
Holding several assets
Balances across currencies roll up to one total with real-time tracking, and each asset opens to its own history without leaving the wallet.
The routine send
An experienced user sends from a saved address with a custom fee in three taps, and watches the transaction move through its states in real time.
Every screen of the wallet at once: the send-and-receive path complete on its own, with network selection, custom fees, address books and the security steps appearing only where they are needed.
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