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Remevir — Multi-currency Exchange Web

Designed a multi-country, multi-currency exchange web product — covering currency selection, exchange rate display, transfer flow, transaction history, and account management.

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Outcome highlights
  • A structured multi-currency exchange flow that made rates and fees transparent before commitment
  • Clearer multi-currency account management across different balance types
Product type
Multi-country currency exchange web platform
Platform
Web (responsive)
Timeline
2026 · reset, PIN, and onboarding flows
Role
UX flow, UI design, exchange flow design
Team
Designer, PM, backend + frontend engineers
Tools
Figma, FigJam
Context

Why this project existed

Remevir is a multi-currency exchange web product for users who need to exchange between different national currencies. The product spans currency selection, live rate display, transfer amount input, transaction confirmation, and multi-account management across currencies.
My role

What I owned

  • Fintech UX
  • Multi-currency Flow Design
  • Exchange Rate UX
  • Transfer Flow Design
  • Transaction History Design
  • Account Management UX
Challenge

What made it hard

  • Exchange rates change in real time — the UI had to communicate rate freshness and lock windows clearly
  • Multi-currency account management is mentally complex — users need to always know which balance is which
  • Transfer confirmation needed to display all fees, rates, and recipient amounts before commitment
  • Supporting multiple countries meant handling different regulatory displays and minimum transfer amounts
Process

How it came together

  1. 1Mapped the full exchange and transfer flow — select currency, enter amount, confirm rate, review fees, complete transfer
  2. 2Designed live rate display with countdown and rate-lock indicators
  3. 3Designed multi-currency account balance views and navigation
  4. 4Designed transfer confirmation with full fee and rate breakdown
  5. 5Designed transaction history with currency and status filters
  6. 6Iterated on edge cases: rate expired, minimum amount, transfer limit
Design decisions

The thinking behind it

Displayed the full breakdown (exchange rate, fee, recipient amount) at the confirmation step — not after — so users could make an informed decision before committing funds.
Final design

Selected views

Abstract representations — original mockups, not client screenshots.

Outcome / impact

What changed

  • A structured multi-currency exchange flow that made rates and fees transparent before commitment
  • Clearer multi-currency account management across different balance types
Reflection

What I took away

Fintech UX is honest design — hiding fees or making rates hard to find saves a click but costs user trust.
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