Arcway – Stablecoin Payments Website

Arcway is a concept website for a fictional payments startup. Businesses pay suppliers and contractors abroad in seconds: Arcway converts money to a stablecoin, moves it, and pays it out in local currency. The sender never touches crypto.

The challenge was to make an invisible, abstract product feel concrete, while keeping it calm and trustworthy, closer to a well-run bank than a crypto launch.

The page is built around a single payment you follow with your scroll:

It leaves Lagos as naira.

It rises through three glass layers: convert, settle, pay out.

It crosses a live 3D globe as a blue line of light.

It lands in Berlin as €9,214.50, in mint green, while a timer reads 4.2 seconds.

Blue means moving. Mint means arrived. The timer is tied to the scroll, so scrolling back rewinds the payment. Then the camera pulls back to show hundreds of payments crossing the world at once.

A night-sky base supports the globe and journey, while a bright paper base carries the product sections. Electric blue marks actions, and mint appears only when money has arrived. Geist is used for text and Geist Mono for every amount and timer, with fixed-width numbers so nothing jitters while it counts.

The globe is generated in code, not modelled: thousands of evenly spaced dots placed only on land, with arcs that curve along real great-circle routes. That keeps the 3D scene small and fast.

A send-money calculator: pick two cities and they light up on the globe.

A dashboard mockup with payments “in flight” and “arrived”.

Trust, developer, and “how it’s made” sections.

A sticky “Send money” bar on phones.

Built as an interactive scroll experience, it turns a complex payment flow into a clear visual story while keeping the interface focused and direct.

Let’s make it something people can watch happen.