A customizable interactive prototype for requesting and managing remittance quotes. The site allows users to demo the experience of sending or accepting money.
White-label banking is a common practice in the financial industry, allowing companies to offer services under their own brand while using a third-party platform. This prototype demonstrates how a company can easily customize the look and feel of a banking service to match their brand identity. Ahead of a meeting, the bridge21 team could add the logo and colors for the banking client in order to make the service seem more real — and also already a part of their brand.
This was initially created as a Figma document, but later became a standalone website to be used in banking presentations.
For more context, check out the bridge21 case study.
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Sending Money
Sending money requires the selection of a currency, and then an exchange rate quote is generated. The user can then enter the recipient's email address and confirm the details before submitting the transfer. The sender does not have to know anything about the recipient's preferred payout method or details; that is all configured on the receiving end.




Receiving Money
After verifying their email address, the recipient can claim the transaction and select their preferred payout method: bank transfer, cash pickup, credit or debit card deposit, or a PayPal transfer. Fees vary based on the chosen payout method. The recipient enters their payout details and confirms the transfer before submitting the request to receive the funds.







