03 · Primary flow · Reconstructed wireframe board
Crypto-first spender: USDT → Naira → bank. Trust is created by naming every state — not by hiding the system.
Row 1 of 2 — initiation
1 · home
Current Balance
$24.80
-0.00% in the past 24H
1 — Home
USD/NGN balance toggle. Send tapped from the action row.
2 · send options
Send to Self
Tax who? Keep as Naira in Mular
Send to other bank accounts
Send to a Mular Account
Free M2M transfers
2 — Send options
Three paths. Bank account selected.
3 · amount & rate
← Send To Other Accounts
First Bank of Nigeria
0•••••••••• · ADA NWOSU
₦ 55,000
≈ 40.21 USD
Conversion Fee: 0.40 USDT ⓘ
3 — Amount & rate
Rate visible before commitment. Live countdown to refresh.
Rate shown pre-actionRow 2 of 2 — confirmation & receipt
4 · state machine
← Transaction Details
✓ Successful
₦55,000.00
12:53 PM
You initiated your transfer
12:53 PM
Transaction taken from USDT Wallet
12:53 PM
Converted to NGN
12:53 PM
Sent to bank for processing
12:53 PM
Naira now in Ada Nwosu's account
4 — State machine
Five named steps. All at 12:53 PM — proving the "in seconds" promise.
Naming every state = trust5 · fee receipt
← Transaction Details
✓ Successful
₦55,000.00
Wednesday, June 03
5 — Fee receipt
Every cost component named. Nothing hidden. Auditable by default.
Transparency as trustDesign principle
Trust is created by naming every state, not by hiding the system. The user doesn't need to understand blockchain mechanics. They need to see what they sent, what it cost, where it went, and when it arrived. Every step of the state machine is plain language. Every cost component has a label.