A red banner before the user owns anything is a banner they dismiss to reach the balance
We place backup at the moment there is something worth protecting, and verify completion rather than trusting a checkbox
Where the custody model allows it, recovery doesn't depend on the user having done anything correctly months earlier
With transaction simulation the prompt can say what actually changes — this token leaves, this allowance is granted, this much goes to gas
Unlimited approvals and known drainer patterns get an explicit designed warning instead of a neutral confirm button
Every prompt a user cannot read trains them to approve without looking, which is exactly what drainers count on
Onboarding and recovery are exactly where confident-looking designs fail, and the only way to find it is to watch a stranger try
We usability-test those journeys before launch, on a second device, without help
It is the cheapest insurance a wallet can buy, and almost nobody does it
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All of them, and the custody model changes the design more than anything else does. A seed-phrase wallet has to make backup unavoidable; an MPC wallet can offer recovery but has to explain who holds what; a smart account can sponsor gas and batch actions but introduces its own concepts. We design to the model you have chosen rather than a generic wallet template.
By moving it and verifying it. Backup lands at the point where the user has something worth protecting rather than before they have anything, and completion is verified rather than declared. Where the custody model allows it, we design a recovery path that doesn't depend on the user having done anything correctly months earlier.
That is one of the highest-leverage parts of the work. With transaction simulation, the prompt can state what will actually change — this token leaves, this allowance is granted, this much is spent on gas — instead of showing calldata. Unlimited approvals and known-risky patterns get explicit, designed warnings.
For wallets, yes — especially onboarding and recovery. Those flows are where confident-looking designs fail, and the only reliable way to find it is to watch someone who has never seen the product try to finish them on their own.
Yes. Wallet engineering sits in the same team, so design and implementation run as one engagement — see our crypto wallet development service for what that covers.
