SelfiPay wasn’t launching another payment app. They were introducing something people had never done before: paying with their face. No physical cards, no familiar habits, just biometric authorization at a terminal.The technology worked, but trust didn’t come for free. At MVP stage, users liked the idea but didn’t fully understand it, while merchants were curious yet hesitant. The biggest risk wasn’t usability — it was confidence. If people didn’t feel safe, they wouldn’t use it. If merchants didn’t trust it, they wouldn’t integrate it.

We treated trust as a design problem, not a marketing promise. Instead of starting with screens, we started with perception: how to make something entirely new feel familiar, how to explain a complex payment flow without overwhelming users, and how to speak to two very different audiences without splitting the product. Our role quickly became larger than execution. We worked as a full-stack design partner, shaping how SelfiPay looks, feels, and explains itself across brand, hardware, product, and web. Every decision came back to a simple question: would I feel comfortable using this in real life?

We wanted the brand to feel modern and progressive — but never cold or experimental.

The visual direction leaned into bold orange, not as decoration, but as a statement. Confident. Visible. Impossible to ignore. A color choice that says this works.

We explored multiple logo directions, pushing for something that felt new without losing recognizability. The goal wasn’t to look like every other fintech — it was to feel trustworthy on first contact.

The final identity set the tone for everything that followed:

Approachable

Confident enough to carry a new payment behavior

The terminal was the hardest part — and the most important.

This was the first time users would authorize a payment with their face. No fallback. No familiar patterns to rely on. The experience had to feel calm, fast, and obvious.

We designed the terminal UI to do three things:

Clearly explain what’s happening

Reassure users in real time

Get out of the way as quickly as possible

The mobile app supported that same mindset. No over-designed flows. No unnecessary steps. Just a clear explanation of how SelfiPay works, what data is used, and why it’s secure.

Every screen was designed to reduce hesitation — not impress.

SelfiPay had a unique problem: They needed to speak to merchants and end users — on the same website — without duplicating content or losing clarity.

Our solution was a live audience switch.

Visitors can toggle between “Merchant” and “Individual” views at any moment. The page stays in the same section, but the content adapts. “How it works” becomes how it works for you.

Easy comparison

Clear positioning

One scalable website instead of two fragmented ones

Built in Webflow, the site was designed to grow with the product — fast updates, clear structure, and flexibility for future expansion beyond the pilot phase.