UX concepts · Angga Ady Ermawan

Five small ideas for making USDT wallets feel safe, simple and useful for everyday people in Indonesia. Everything on the phone is clickable.

Send without picking a networkPick a person, the wallet picks the cheapest route they can receive on. Fees in dollars.

Look-alike address checkCatch address-poisoning scams before money leaves, with a safe hold if someone insists.

Request in RupiahAsk in your own currency, share one link or QR, receive USDT.

Backup without the fearExplain first, check understanding, then an encrypted backup or verified 12 words.

Pay QRIS with USDT NewScan any QRIS code, pay in Rupiah from your USDT balance. The merchant only sees Rupiah.

ProblemSending USDT means choosing a network. Pick one the recipient can't receive on and the money can be lost, and most people don't know what a network is.

HypothesisIf the wallet picks a network both sides support, wrong-network losses drop and first-time senders finish more often.

How I'd measure itWrong-network support tickets, send completion rate, time from "Send" to "Arrived".

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Design noteConcept 1 · Home

Balance in dollars first, token second. People think in money, not in USDT. The people you pay most sit right under the balance, because most transfers go to someone you have paid before.

Tip:buttons that say Hold need a press and hold. On amount screens you can type with 0–9 and ⌫. In concept 1, "Scan" opens concept 5.

Concepts by Angga Ady Ermawan, built with AI-assisted prototyping tools. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any wallet provider. Fees, rates, names and the QR code are examples.

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