In fintech, trust is the interface.
Revolut's first physical banking experience, Enjoy eSIM's rebuilt purchase flow, Kiraala's P2P trust design: money moves when doubt disappears. That's the job.
Money flows where doubt doesn't
Fintech products don't lose users at the feature list; they lose them at the moment of doubt: the price, the permission, the stranger on the other side. We design those moments.
High-stakes checkout
An eSIM gets bought hours before a flight, on airport Wi-Fi, in a hurry. We rebuilt Enjoy's purchase around that exact panic: +35% acquisition and +40% returning users after the redesign.
Conversion isn't persuasion. It's doubt, removed.
Digital banks, physical trust
Revolut is digitally native; its first physical experience had to feel like the app made solid. We translated a bank of 70M+ customers into space without losing its interface DNA.
The brand is the product; the room is just another screen.
Two-sided trust
Kiraala puts strangers into one transaction, lender and renter; Edvido matches companies with agencies. On both sides of a marketplace the design job is the same: make the other side legible.
In P2P, trust isn’t a badge. It’s a flow that answers the "what if" before anyone asks.
The receipts
Questions we actually get
What fintech experience does blurple studio have?+
Design and product work for Revolut, global eSIM commerce for Enjoy eSIM (+35% acquisition after the redesign), rental fintech for Kiraala and business platforms like FlowQi.
Do you work under NDA and inside regulated flows?+
Yes — much of our fintech work ships under NDA, and we design mandatory flows like KYC and onboarding without letting them crush conversion.
Can you help an existing banking or commerce app convert better?+
That's the PX-RAY: we scan the live product, find where people stall, and hand back fixes ranked by conversion impact.
Building where money moves?
Bring the problem, not the brief. We'll show you where doubt eats your conversion, and what we'd ship first.