Moneymo.
Making a complex shopping ecosystem clear to everyone.
We designed and developed Moneymo’s website from scratch, explaining a mobile shopping model that connects banks, brands and consumers. The structure makes the payment concept, its operation and its value to each audience clear without excessive technical detail.
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Need.
Moneymo introduced a shopping integration model where consumers could scan a QR code in their bank or e-wallet app to order and pay. It connects physical and digital sales channels, with different benefits for banks, brands and consumers.
The website needed to make this multisided model easy to understand. Visitors should first grasp what the product does, then follow its four-step process, applications and benefits for their own role.
How it works section
Design approach.
We started from scratch, organising the complex model into a clear sequence: what Moneymo is, how shopping works, where it can be used and what banks, brands and consumers gain.
We visualised the QR-led shopping journey in four steps. Photography and icons distinguish uses in shops, restaurants, bills, catalogues, online shopping and payment on delivery. Side-by-side benefits make the value for each audience comparable.
Visuals showing bank and brand apps within one ecosystem make the collaborative model tangible. Large typography, strong colour transitions and modular sections create a technical but readable web language. We also developed the responsive front end, turning the design into a working site.
Use cases
Benefits section
Partnership model section
Contact form
The work.
The website explains a technical financial integration through a clear shopping story. Use cases, step-by-step flows and audience-specific benefits make Moneymo’s role between banks, brands and consumers visible.
Moneymo had secured investment, and its website remained live for a long period. Pars Design’s scope covered the website’s information architecture, UX, UI and front-end development, not the brand identity or payment infrastructure.
