
About Bofin
Bofin is a multi-currency FinTech wallet app that lets people hold, send and manage money across currencies from one place.
My Role
UI/UX Designer, end to end: UX audit of the existing app, user flows, wireframes, high-fidelity UI, prototyping and developer handoff. Tools: Figma and Adobe Illustrator.
The Challenge
The original app felt complex and untrustworthy for a product that handles money. Key tasks like checking balances, switching currencies and sending money took too many steps, and the visual style did not match the ambition of the business.
The Approach
Simplified core flows: balance, top-up, currency exchange and transfers are reachable in fewer taps.
Clear money hierarchy: balances and multi-currency wallets are the first thing users see.
Trust by design: clean layouts, consistent components and clear confirmation states for every transaction.
Reusable UI kit: a component library so the team could ship new screens faster and keep the app consistent.
Onboarding & payments
Paying across multiple currency wallets was the hardest part. I designed a short, illustrated onboarding, clear account cards for each currency, and payment and transfer flows with fewer steps. Permissions are asked in context, only when a task needs them, instead of all upfront.

KYC & gesture interactions
KYC had to meet strict compliance rules without feeling heavy, so I simplified it with face-ID and video verification. I also proposed gesture shortcuts: swipe to hide your balance and shake for offers. Wealthy users don't want their balance on show in public but still want a quick glance. The client loved it.

Outcome
The redesigned UI/UX helped Bofin attract more investors and grow its users by 400%. The new design was used in investor demos as Bofin moved toward a $50M fundraise.
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UI/UX redesign of Bofin, a multi-currency FinTech wallet app. The new design helped the app attract more investors and grow its users by 400%.