Paying with crypto is like using Paypal
Checking out with NumePay is just like using any other third party payment like Paypal. It’s 4 simple steps:
Timeline
1 month (July 2022)
Role
Product Designer
Team
2 cofounders, 1 engineer
Timeline
2 weeks (July 2022)
Role
Product designer
Team
2 cofounders, 1 engineer
Checking out with NumePay is just like using any other third party payment like Paypal. It’s 4 simple steps:
Checking out with NumePay is just like using any other third party payment like Paypal. It’s 4 simple steps:
Similar to stores that choose to accept select credit cards, businesses can also choose which cryptocurrencies they want to accept.
Our investors pointed out how ambiguous the payment selection screen is. They brought up questions such as:
Before testing this experience out with users, we needed to find a way to provide more context for customers as they are selecting payment.
Similar to stores that choose to accept select credit cards, businesses can also choose which cryptocurrencies they want to accept.
Our investors pointed out how ambiguous the payment selection screen is. They brought up questions such as:
Before testing this experience out with users, we needed to find a way to provide more context for customers as they are selecting payment.
For each cryptocurrency token in a customer's wallet, classify them as:
Token is accepted by business & there are enough funds to complete purchase
Token is accepted by the business, but there isn’t enough to complete purchase
Token is not accepted by the business & cannot be used for purchase
Let’s say you’re making an online purchase at Target. You select NumePay at checkout & sign into your NumePay wallet.
Let’s say you’re making an online purchase at Target. You select NumePay at checkout & sign into your NumePay wallet.
Now you can see all your cryptocurrency tokens in your wallet and choose one to pay with.
Now you can see all your cryptocurrency tokens in your wallet and choose one to pay with.
Cryptocurrencies that cannot be selected are noted with either insufficient funds or not accepted. It’s important to show you (the customer) that the tokens are in their wallets, they just cannot be used for this purchase.
Some cryptocurrencies may have insufficient funds or are not accepted. Insufficient funds are listed first, followed by not accepted.
Before confirming payment, you are shown the new balance of the cryptocurrency once you complete your purchase.
Before confirming payment, users are shown the new balance of the cryptocurrency once they complete their purchase.
Once the payment is processed successfully, you are brought back to the store page, showing that your order has been confirmed.
Once the payment is processed successfully, the user is brought back to the store page, showing their order has been confirmed.
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At a web3 conference in Feb 2023, Nume partnered with 5 local businesses where they accepted cryptocurrency payments from real customers.
This tweet is from a conference attendees that commented on how low the transaction fee was, compared to credit cards. He completed the payment within the NumePay app itself.
Although my work was desktop-based, creating the end-to-end experience ultimately gave the team a full picture of the checkout experience, enabling them to replicate the experience later in the app.
The results of this launch are proprietary info, but the company has since shifted to focus on a protocol that facilitates affordable cryptocurrency transactions.
Although my work isn’t fully launched publicly, it has helped Nume get closer to finding product market fit, achieving the company’s mission of making payments more affordable and accessible for all through utilizing web3 tech.
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