The short answer
Good fintech app design earns trust before it asks for anything: a sign up that explains why each detail is needed, balances and fees shown plainly, a clear confirm step before money moves, and help that is easy to reach. Design and test the key flows in Figma before the build. At Enthros fintech UI/UX design starts at $350.
What makes a fintech app feel trustworthy?
- Plain words: say "you will pay $4.20 in fees" rather than a percentage in small print
- One clear number per screen: the balance, the amount or the total
- A confirm step before money moves, with the amount, the recipient and the fee
- Fast, visible feedback: every payment shows its status at once
- Help on every screen, not hidden in a settings menu
How do you design sign up and identity checks?
Explain why each detail is needed before you ask for it, show progress through the steps, let people save and come back, and tell them how long the check takes. Most drop offs in fintech apps happen here, so this is the first flow to test with real people.
Which flows should you design and test first?
- Sign up and identity check
- Adding money and the first payment
- Seeing a transaction and its fees
- Getting help when something goes wrong
What does fintech app design cost at Enthros?
UI/UX design in Figma starts at $350 for the key flows, wireframes and a clickable prototype, and takes 1 to 2 weeks. We can then build the app in Flutter or React Native, from $1,500 for a first version.
Planning one?
Figma UI/UX design at Enthros starts from $350 and takes 1 to 2 weeks.
