been.designFinTech & Payments · Fintech App Design
JuPay
A mobile finance interface built around the tasks people reach for first: checking their balance, loading money, sending funds and viewing their cards. This case study covers the design work and the screens produced.
- Industry
- FinTech & Payments
- Scope
- Mobile UI/UX design
- Tools
- Figma, Framer, Sketch
- Design duration
- Two months · original project record
- Project credit
- Mehdi Hassan · published project record
The design brief
The documented scope explored a cross-border finance experience with balance information, top-ups, transfers and card management. The focus here is the interface and its hierarchy, rather than the operation of a financial service.
Put everyday actions first
The home screen places the balance near the top, with Load Money and Send Money actions close by. A personalized greeting and a compact set of shortcuts establish the account context without hiding the main tasks.
The card views use a familiar physical-card presentation to distinguish payment methods from the rest of the account information.
Keep the visual language consistent
Black, white and green run through the screen set. Neutral surfaces carry the account details; green gives key interface elements a recognizable accent. Consistent typography and repeated controls connect the home, transfer and card views.
What the project delivered
The available project materials document a mobile UI/UX screen set and two months of planning, iteration and design. They show the visual direction and proposed finance flows.
These are design deliverables. The available record does not establish a production launch, payment-provider integration, user-testing results or transaction performance.
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