MW Exchange
- Crypto exchange website
- fintech
- animation
- Next.js
A crypto exchange customer compares rates and decides within minutes, so the website must never get in the way of the exchange. We designed and built a new site for MW Exchange with the exchange form on the first screen and connected it to the client’s exchange service via API.
Visit website- Easy to exchange from a smartphone
- Works with the existing exchange service
- A memorable MW mark
- Landing pages for search queries
- Next.js
- Payload CMS
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- GSAP
- Status
- Live website
- Year
- 2026
- Role
- Design and frontend
- Languages
- UK, RU, EN, ES, PL
The exchange starts on screen one
Amount, currency and direction sit side by side, and the rate is locked in when the order is created. Regular customers get straight to it without scrolling.
A brand people remember
The MW mark assembles from particles next to the service’s figures. Animation lives only in the brand blocks, so nothing distracts where people count their money.
Customers see where their money is
The “Order path” timeline draws itself step by step: order created, payment received, check passed, payout sent. The length of each segment matches how long that step really takes.
Pages for city and pair searches
Dedicated pages such as “Crypto exchange in Kyiv” or “USDT to hryvnia” carry the same form. Visitors from search land right on the pair or city they need.
Crypto exchange website where orders start on the first screen
People arrive at a crypto exchange website with a specific amount in mind, often from a rate-monitoring service where they have already compared rates and reserves. They decide within minutes, usually on a smartphone. The winner is whoever lets them place an order fastest and earns their trust. MW Exchange needed a new website in five languages, with existing page URLs preserved and no extra steps before the order.
The exchange form sits on the first screen: amount, currency and direction side by side, with the rate locked in when the order is created. The “Order path” timeline shows what happens to the money at every step and puts the customer at ease. Cities and exchange directions get their own landing pages with the same form. The marketer edits the blog, FAQ and rules on their own, no developer needed.
The client’s exchange engine stayed where it was, with no rewrite needed. MW Exchange’s existing service still handles rates, reserves, limits and verification, and the new site talks to it via API. The amount calculations were carried over line by line and checked down to the last digit. Have a working service and want a modern Next.js and headless CMS website for it? Let’s talk.
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