Case Study · 03
Fintech · Wallet

Fintech Wallet

Treat the wallet as a status snapshot, not a file cabinet. Surface every pocket of money, put the four fastest actions above the fold, and let the transaction history read as an earnings story — not a ledger.

Section AThe problem

Banking apps turn everyday money into a scavenger hunt — multi-tab navigation, balances buried under menus, actions hidden behind filters. The wallet stopped feeling like a status snapshot and started feeling like a file cabinet.

Section BPrinciples
Principle 01
Balances as the headline

Physical, virtual and savings balances sit at the top with last-four digits — the wallet answers 'how much and where' before anything else.

Principle 02
Actions above the fold

Receive, send, scan and top-up are one tap from the balance — no menus, no tabs, no filters.

Principle 03
History with context

The transaction list is framed by an earnings trend, so activity reads as a story, not a raw ledger.

Section CLive prototype
Live prototype · tap to explore
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Mobile-first prototype — best experienced at phone width. This is a working prototype, not a static mock.

Section DOutcome

A wallet dashboard that makes money feel immediate and manageable.

Try it above — every tap is live.