Pepperplane is a fintech UX design agency. We design money interfaces people trust, from KYC onboarding to the dense transactional screens your customers use every day.


Audit trails, disclosures and regulatory sign-off decide what your screens are allowed to do. We design inside those constraints from the first week, so compliance strengthens the experience instead of arriving late to break it.
People hand over their money based on how the interface behaves in the first thirty seconds. Accurate states, honest error handling and plain language do more for trust than any badge or testimonial.
KYC is the most expensive drop-off point in fintech. You pay to acquire a customer, then ask them to photograph a document at midnight. We rebuild that sequence so verification feels like progress.
Balances, fees, rates and limits compete for the same small screen. When everything looks equally important, customers miss the figure that decides their next move. We design hierarchy so the right number reads first.

We map regulated flows end to end, so verification, disclosure and approval steps land where users expect them rather than where the backend happens to emit them.

Dense transactional screens that stay readable at speed. Balances, statements, limits and pending states, all legible at a glance on a phone.

A component library that encodes your compliance patterns once, so every new product ships consistent without a fresh review cycle.

We work as a senior extension of your product team, designing inside compliance constraints rather than around them. The result is fintech products that pass review, earn trust and still feel simple to use.
We treat disclosures, verification and audit requirements as design inputs from day one, not late-stage corrections.
You work directly with experienced designers who understand the stakes in your industry. No account managers, just direct collaboration.
We build lasting partnerships, so we design systems that grow with your product rather than one-off screens.
We are a globally distributed team, which means we work across your hours rather than asking you to work across ours.
We start with a free UX assessment of what you already have. You get a clear read on where your product loses people, whether or not you work with us.
Research, journey mapping and a scope we both agree on. No work begins until the problem is named and the outcome is measurable.
UI, prototypes and iteration with your team in the room. You see the work as it develops rather than at a reveal.
Handover with a documented design system, and we stay reachable through build so questions get answered while they still matter.

With Pepperplane as your partner, you move forward with the confidence of a seasoned product team:
A verification flow that feels like progress, so fewer customers drop out before their first transaction.
Regulated moments designed and reviewed early, so sign-off happens before build rather than after.
Clear balances, honest states and plain language that make people comfortable moving their money.
A component library that carries your compliance patterns into every new product and feature.
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Yes. We are used to designing where legal and compliance hold a veto, and we bring them
into the process early rather than presenting finished work for approval.
We identify the constrained moments during discovery and design them first, so the flows most likely to be challenged are reviewed while they are still cheap to change. Compliance stakeholders join the same review sessions as product and engineering.
Yes. Most fintech teams we work with already have one, and it is usually inconsistent in exactly the places that matter. We extend what exists, document the gaps, and hand back a system your engineers can build from.
We map every verification step against where users abandon it, then redesign the
sequence: what to ask for first, how to explain why it is needed, and how to recover when
a document photo fails. Verification starts to feel like progress, and no step that
compliance requires is removed.
Trust comes from behaviour, not badges. Balances that are always accurate, pending
states that say exactly what is happening, errors that explain what to do next, and
language a customer understands without a glossary. We design those moments
deliberately, because that is where people decide whether to hand over their money.
Start with a free UX assessment of your fintech product. You will get a clear view of what is costing you customers, with no obligation to go further.