PHANTOM

PHANTOM

Phantom is a self-custodial money app used by over 20 million people to trade crypto, take positions on prediction markets and perps, and send and spend everywhere Visa is accepted. It brings trading, payments, and discovery into one place.

Phantom is a self-custodial money app used by over 20 million people to trade crypto, take positions on prediction markets and perps, and send and spend everywhere Visa is accepted. It brings trading, payments, and discovery into one place.

My role

UX/UI Design

Product Strategy

Interaction Design

UX/UI Design

Transactions 2.0

Making saving something that happens in the background of spending.

Cash Rewards

Cash Rewards

Making saving something that happens in the background of spending.

Making saving something that happens in the background of spending.

Cash Rewards pays up to 3% APY on the balance already in your Cash account, with no separate savings account, no lockup, and no change to your card. The rate was the easy part. The harder problem was making something invisible and continuous feel real, so the screen leads with what's been earned, not what's promised, down to the fraction of a cent it's moving in.

Yield is easy to promise and hard to feel. So the interface shows it: a pulsing dot on the Cash screen, and a projection that counts up or down as you scrub across years. The number moves because the outcome moves.

Always-on earning indicator

Projections that move with you

Transactions 2.0

Making saving something that happens in the background of spending.

Crypto transactions are hard to read. A swap, a perp, a prediction, and a card purchase each looked different, and when everything looks different, nothing is easy to find. Transactions 2.0 flattens them into one idea: money came in, or money went out. Amount and direction come first. Type and date sit underneath. It's a deliberate simplification, so history reads like a bank statement instead of a block explorer.

Crypto transactions are hard to read. A swap, a perp, a prediction, and a card purchase each looked different, and when everything looks different, nothing is easy to find. Transactions 2.0 flattens them into one idea: money came in, or money went out. Amount and direction come first. Type and date sit underneath. It's a deliberate simplification, so history reads like a bank statement instead of a block explorer.

Phantom Activity Dashboard

A crypto wallet has dozens of transaction types, and every one of them needed a design. A Figma file couldn't show engineers and stakeholders how each one would actually look in the app. So the project included a web dashboard built on real Phantom transaction data: every transaction sorted by category, filtered by money in, money out, pending, or declined, with exactly what appears in each row spelled out.

Refarral Program

One referral system for friends and for influencers.

Refarral Program

One referral system for friends and for influencers.