NMKR Pay
Streamlined payments for web3
YEAR
2021
DURATION
1.5 Years
ROLE
Product Designer
Crypto payment experiences are often slow, intransparent and complicated.
NMKR Pay is different. By abstracting the underlying blockchain complexity and wrapping it in a seamless user experience, we built a payment solution with over 97% conversion rate.
With NMKR Pay, sellers can accept payments with Cardano's currency ADA, credit cards, Cardano tokens, or trade-in NFTs. With a consistent flow of improved releases, we facilitated over 250k crypto transactions in the first year.
A cross-platform payment solution that works frictionless for web3 enthausiasts and beginners.
NMKR Pay can be integrated on any website
A tool for creators
NMKR Pay can be integrated into any website via a simple checkout button. Using wallets instead of user accounts means no sign-up process is needed to make a purchase. Creators can sell tokens anywhere they want to their audience.
Mr. Worldwide
I'm proud of the international accessibility and availability we achieved by supporting multiple languages almost from the beginning. Making sure the design works for any language was an exciting design challenge.
NMKR Pay in Japanese, German and Spanish
NMKR Pay paper wallet
Onboarding new users
To receive blockchain tokens, users need to have a wallet. For many first-time users, this is too effortful and complicated to set up. We eliminated this hurdle by providing a "paper wallet" which is created on the fly for users to download as a temporary wallet.
Scaling the feature set
Over time we were able to support more and more customizations. For example, a queue system, countdowns, allowlists and blocklists, and many additional layers of information made the process transparent and convenient for the user.
Selection of variable UI components
The design process was based on the good stuff: quantitative data, qualitative interviews and iterative testing.
To ensure a high level of usability and accessibility, we regularly run remote tests and analytics via various tools. To validate more complex concepts, we also interviewed users. Additionally, we presented features in the NMKR Discord and on Twitter for immediate validation and feedback.
