Emirates NBD’s digital platform was restructured to support scale, personalization, and long-term adoption in one of the world’s most digitally mature markets.
Cost of this type of UX/UI: from 500 000 €
The eTrader mobile platform was redesigned to balance accessibility for new investors with control and depth for experienced traders.
Cost of this type of UX/UI: from 500 000 €
Bineo was designed as Banorte’s first digital-only bank, structured around clarity, guidance, and personalization to support informed financial decision-making.
Cost of this type of UX/UI: from 450 000 €
This innovative concept reimagines digital banking within a spatial environment, demonstrating how core banking use cases could operate beyond traditional screens.
Cost of this type of UX/UI: from 500 000 €
Designed for scale, the investment experience supports more than 90 million users by simplifying access, education, and progression within the GInvest journey.
Cost of this type of UX/UI: from 350 000 €
The Liv X digital platform was structured to express a strong digital identity while maintaining usability and control.
Cost of this type of UX/UI: from 450 000 €
Designing an innovative platform that reduces friction in managing complex wealth portfolios by introducing clarity, transparency, and control into high-stakes financial workflows.
Cost of this type of UX/UI: from 450 000 €
The BKT mobile platform was redesigned to remove dependency on physical support by enabling users to complete everyday banking tasks independently and remotely.
Cost of this type of UX/UI: from 450 000 €
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Enduring financial brands are the result of deliberate strategic decisions, not imitation or chance. Digital experience now carries trust, relevance, and competitive positioning—defining whether an institution follows or leads.
Excellence requires restraint. UXDA operates as a selective strategic partner, limiting engagement to seven institutions per year to ensure depth, control, and outcome ownership. Over more than a decade, UXDA has defined and governed the digital experience of 150+ banking and fintech platforms across 39 countries, strengthening trust between institutions and their customers. A partner for organizations that choose long-term leadership.
Standardized solutions create parity, not advantage. When digital products rely on shared patterns and copied features, institutions lose identity and become interchangeable. UXDA addresses this gap by defining experience positioning at a strategic level — translating brand values into clear experience principles and enforceable behavioral rules. Research, prototyping, and interface systems are developed in-house to ensure coherence, differentiation, and long-term defensibility across the digital ecosystem.
Superficial improvements address symptoms, not structural risk. Across 24 financial categories—including enterprise platforms exceeding 6,000 screens—UXDA focuses on governing digital experience coherence as a long-term brand asset. Interface enhancement improves usability; strategically transforming digital experience protects trust, strengthens differentiation, and compounds financial brand value over time.
Trend adoption is temporary. Reference-setting defines leadership. With 30 international awards and more than 300 industry publications, UXDA contributes to the evolution of financial services through the design of banking superapps, cloud-native core platforms, AI-driven banking systems, and emerging spatial interfaces. The focus is not novelty, but establishing cross-platform experience systems that remain credible, consistent, and defensible over time.
For us digital experience is not a creative activity—it is an institutional system that governs brand behavior over time. UXDA operates through DXB (Digital Experience Branding), a closed and proprietary operating system with a mandatory nine-step sequence that consolidates 44 validated UX strategy and design practices. DXB enables financial institutions to replace fragmented product efforts with a predictable, governable path to long-term trust, differentiation, and control that protects multi-million digital investments.