A virtual crypto-card account concept: balance, cards and transaction history.
Design a web account concept for virtual crypto cards, bringing together a funds overview, card management and transaction history. The main flow is understanding the account state, opening a card and finding a transaction.
Glint is an interface concept. The mockups cover an introduction to the service and an account for managing virtual cards. This case focuses on screen structure and state presentation.
Financial figures, card details, testimonials and service claims in the mockups are illustrative content. The case does not describe a launched payment product.
The dashboard brings together three levels: the funds summary, individual cards and recent transactions. Card-specific details open separately from the overview.
Colours link asset rows to the chart, while amount signs distinguish incoming and outgoing activity. This is a conceptual presentation; calculations and relationships between balances still need clarification.
The card list shows available amounts and Active / Paused states. Sensitive details are masked by default and revealed through a separate action.
The detail view separates reading card information from changing its state. Freeze and close actions have their own section. Confirmations and transitions between states remain part of further design work.
History separates top-ups, transfers and refunds. Each transaction has an ID, amount, date and Completed, Pending or Failed status. Transaction type and processing state are shown separately: a transfer may be completed or still pending.
The concept establishes the account structure. Further work needs to define top-up and conversion flows, explain how the overall balance relates to card balances, and align illustrative data across screens.
Checking whether people understand these flows would be the next step; the case contains no results from that validation.
The landing page complements the account and presents the service idea, from the main proposition to an explanation of top-up, conversion and spending. It is shown in full here as part of the concept’s visual design.
