Novosibirsk, Russia

Trillions

From a mobile product to a full web platform

Year

2025

Status

In development · Launching Fall 2026

Role

Product designer

Client

Trillions

Scope

Web platform, design system

The MVP is in active development. The public launch of the mobile and web product is planned for Fall 2026.

Trillions product interface on laptop and phone

CONTEXT

01

Product

Trillions is a crypto bank with a mobile app. It supports fiat and crypto accounts, transfers, currency exchange, and investments.

02

Role

Designing user flows and the full web platform.

03

Team

The PM owned the brief and scope; developers built the product using the design system and tokens.

04

Scope

The web platform and design system were built from scratch.

05

My responsibility

Product architecture, user flows, UX/UI, prototyping, design system, and development support.

06

Outside my responsibility

Post-launch analytics, backend, and marketing strategy.

PROBLEM

Trillions existed only as a mobile app. The business goal was to move to the web: reach corporate clients, older users, and people who prefer managing finances on desktop.

The problem was not simply “moving screens”: the mobile flow was designed for a small screen, linear and step by step. A transfer flow took 3-4 screens. On the web, this would create unnecessary transitions and make the product feel unfinished. An additional challenge was the dual domain: fiat and crypto assets have fundamentally different logic, but need one shared interface.

PRODUCT GOALS AND SUCCESS CRITERIA

Launch the web MVP and validate demand for a web channel among B2C and B2B users.

POST-LAUNCH METRICS

01Activation RateShare of users who complete the first target action in the web version.
02Task Completion RateShare of successfully completed core scenarios.
03RetentionWhether users return to the web product after their first session.
04Drop-off RateShare of users who leave a core scenario before completion.
05CSATEase-of-use rating after completing an operation.

HYPOTHESIS

Users working with large amounts or recurring transfers will prefer the web version because it gives more context and fewer steps. Analytics, reports, and a trading terminal are also easier to use on the web.

01

Reworking flows for the web context

Instead of moving mobile steps as-is, I redesigned the action logic for a larger screen. On mobile, a transfer to an external wallet takes 3+ sequential screens: account selection, address, amount, confirmation. On web, everything is combined into one screen: From, Send to, Amount, and the final amount are visible at once.

Trillions mobile transfer flow screensTrillions web transfer flow screen
02

Switching the Fiat / Crypto context

I designed a single switching pattern between fiat and crypto modes. The Fiat/Crypto tab changes not only the data, but also block logic, charts, and account structure, while navigation and overall layout stay stable.

03

Design system

The design system provided a shared set of components and tokens for the mobile and web teams.

FEATURES

2FA authentication, fiat and crypto account management, transaction history, analytics, basic transfers and currency exchange, reports, support, and profile.

01

2FA authentication

02

Fiat and crypto accounts

03

Transaction history

04

Analytics and dashboards

05

Transfers and exchange

06

Reports

07

Support

08

Profile

DESIGN STAGE OUTCOMES

The MVP is in active development. Design stage outcomes:

0111 web platform sections designed.
02Key mobile scenarios adapted to desktop.
03A shared design system created.
04Tokens and components handed to development.

TAKEAWAYS

What I would do differently

At the start, I would run more formal research with potential web users, especially the B2B segment.