Secret Network · Farid Muradov

Relay is a wallet for SCRT, the token of Secret Network, and the tokens around it. I designed the whole flow: creating or importing a wallet, the balance screen, sending and receiving, staking with validators, and wrapping tokens.

The Relay design board: about thirty dark screens connected by green arrows, with onboarding on the left, the wallet in the middle, and a long staking flow along the top.

01Overview

A small wallet with staking built in

The screens are compact and dark, with one acid-green accent for balances and primary buttons. A bottom bar splits the app into Wallet, Staking, Tokens and Account, and a menu holds the rest: wrapping, address book, history and settings.

The board is laid out as a prototype, with arrows from each button to the screen it opens, so every path through the app is accounted for, including confirmations and sign-out.

02What I designed

Five flows

OnboardingCreate or import a wallet
Account name and password, terms, a nine-word seed phrase to write down, then a step to confirm it in order.
WalletBalance, send and receive
Total balance in dollars, available and staked SCRT, pending rewards with Claim, a send form with a gas level, and a QR code to receive.
StakingValidators and delegation
A searchable validator list with voting power and commission, a delegate screen with a percentage slider, and screens to delegate more or undelegate.
WrappingConvert between tokens
From and to selectors, a slider for the share of the balance, and a details screen to approve or reject.
TokensPer-token balance and history
A list of tokens you can switch on or off, and a page for each with its own balance and transactions.

03Screens

Key screens

WelcomeThe entry point: start a new wallet or import one.

Seed phrase screen showing nine words in a three by three grid with a Next button — **Seed phrase**Nine words in reading order, confirmed on the next screen.

Wallet home with a large green total balance, available and staked SCRT cards, pending rewards with Claim, and Receive, Send and swap buttons — **Wallet**Total balance first, then what is available, staked and claimable.

Send form with recipient, amount in SCRT, optional memo, a gas toggle and Low, Normal, High fee options — **Send**Recipient, amount, memo and a three-step gas choice.

Staking tab listing validators such as Citadel.one and secretnodes.com with voting power and commission — **Validators**Voting power and commission side by side for each validator.

Validator detail for Citadel.one with a slider set to 75 percent of the available balance and a Delegate button — **Delegate**A slider sets the share of the balance; the amount field follows.

Wrapping screen with From and To token selectors, a 25 percent slider, quantity field and Wrap button — **Wrapping**The same slider pattern, reused for converting tokens.

USDT token page with available balance, Receive and Send buttons and a list of wallet replenishment transactions — **Token page**Each token gets the wallet layout plus its own history.

Menu with Wrapping, Address Book, Wallet History, Settings, Change Wallet Password and Sign Out — **Menu**Everything outside the four tabs, in one list.

Add the client and year to the header line; the Figma section is only named "Crypto SecretNetwork Project".
Confirm the platform: the 375×580 frames could be a browser extension popup or a mobile app. The page avoids saying which.
Confirm "Relay" is the product name you can show, your role, and whether it shipped.
Onboarding screens still have placeholder text; the page describes structure, not copy. Names, addresses and balances are design data.