Before you can shop with crypto…
1
Download app
2
Create account
3
Add crypto funds
Context
Goal
Clarify which crypto customers can pay with to build trust and reduce confusion
For each crypto in a customer's wallet, classify them as:
Available for payment
More funds needed
Not accepted
By communicating this information to customers, it makes it faster for them to decide how they’d like to pay, eliminating the uncertainty that often arises when using a new experience. The overall goal is to make purchases with crypto to feel as seamless as traditional methods and this begins with building trust with users.
Explorations
How might we inform customers which crypto they can checkout with?
Info Icons
Low effort way to test messaging and usability early on
We chose this option for MVP
Tabs
Scalable for many cryptocurrencies, but unnecessary for MVP
Statuses
Visually clear, but higher development effort
See the solution in action - time to go shopping!
Select NumePay & sign into wallet
NumePay would be listed as a payment option like Visa, Mastercard, etc. Then, you sign into your wallet with your crypto funds.
Select a crypto to pay with
After login, users can see all those funds and choose which to pay which based on what the store accepts.
Cryptos unable to be selected are labeled with more context. We wanted to show users these cryptos to reassure them they’re in their wallet, they just can’t be used for purchase.
Confirm payment
Before confirming payment, users are shown the new balance of the cryptocurrency once purchase is complete.
Payment confirmed by Nume & store
Impact
Customers paid with NumePay in 2023
Customers paid with crypto at a web3 conference where Nume conducted a closed alpha launch with five local businesses.
The desktop design laid the foundation for the mobile app experience, advancing the company closer to product market fit. While results are proprietary, this milestone demonstrated the demand for a transparent, user-friendly crypto checkout experience.