Zenith Wallet

One mobile wallet that brings all your crypto, across centralised and decentralised wallets, into a single portfolio view.

Role

Product Designer

Timeline

2024

Team

Solo designer

Type

Personal concept, Mobile App

Zenith Wallet home screen on a phone

Overview

Zenith Wallet is a personal concept project: a mobile crypto wallet that pulls assets from many wallets and accounts into one place. I designed it end to end, from research through to final screens, to explore how a crypto portfolio could feel as simple to read as a bank balance.

Challenge & goals

People who hold crypto rarely keep it in one place. Assets sit across exchange accounts and self-custody wallets, each with its own app and its own view of the numbers. Getting a true picture of what you own means switching between apps and adding it up yourself.

The goals:

Show the whole portfolio, across every connected wallet, on one screen.

Make it easy to drill from total, to wallet, to asset, to transaction.

Keep the experience calm and readable for people who aren't crypto experts.

Research

I looked at how people track holdings today, and at existing wallets and portfolio trackers.

Holdings are fragmented

Each wallet and exchange only shows its own slice.

The total matters most

People want one number first and detail second.

Jargon gets in the way

Addresses, gas and chain names put off less technical users.

Trust needs clarity

Fees, networks and transaction status need to be visible and unambiguous.

Definition

The product principle was “one portfolio, many wallets”. The core set is a portfolio home with the total balance and quick actions; a wallet list, plus connecting or creating a wallet; wallet and asset detail with price history; a clear activity and transaction history; and watching other wallets, with discovery of dapps, movers and NFTs.

Ideation & iteration

Total first

The home screen leads with one portfolio value, with each wallet listed beneath it.

A single action menu

Swap, Buy, Earn, Bridge, Send, Receive and Connect sit in one place instead of scattered across screens.

Progressive detail

Each level adds only what the user needs: a wallet shows tokens and collectibles, and an asset shows price, cost and fees.

Final design

The final screens cover the home portfolio, the watch list, discovery, the action menu, add wallet, a transaction receipt, wallet detail, asset detail and an NFT page. The dark interface and the gradient portfolio card keep the focus on the balance.

Nine Zenith Wallet screens: portfolio, watch list, discovery, actions, add wallet, transaction, wallet, asset and NFT

Outcome

As a concept, Zenith Wallet has no usage data. It delivers a complete flow for managing every wallet in one portfolio view.

What I learned

Designing for money means clarity matters more than novelty, and a single honest total builds more trust than many features.

What's next

Usability testing with real crypto holders, support for more chains and exchanges, and alerts for large portfolio moves.

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