Mintlayer:
a clear front door for Bitcoin-native finance

The client

Mintlayer builds Bitcoin-native finance infrastructure: an open-source network secured by Bitcoin, plus web services, tokenised funds, Islamic finance tools and AI tools built on top of it. Its ML coin trades on exchanges including Gate.io, MEXC, Bitget, Bitmart and Poloniex.

The brief

Mintlayer had grown from one network into a family of products. The website needed to introduce all of them without overwhelming people, get new holders to an exchange or a staking option quickly, and still give developers, press and investors their own way in. And it had to make serious financial technology feel approachable.

What we did

We designed the website around one idea: a complete toolkit.

The hero lists Mintlayer's five divisions, Network, Web Services, I1 Funds, Islamic Finance Tools and AI Tools, as a simple menu. Each one opens its own preview card (network status, service health, fund values, compliance standards or AI agents at work), so visitors see what each product does before they read a word of explanation. Sample figures are clearly labelled as illustrative.

The look is fresh mint green and soft lavender on white, with rounded cards, fine line illustrations and the odd dark card for emphasis. It feels closer to a modern consumer app than a typical crypto site.

Further down the page the next step is always obvious. Exchange logos link straight to where ML can be bought. Staking is a clear choice between running a pool and delegating, with the Node GUI and Mojito Wallet downloads right underneath. Backers, media coverage, the product suite, the blog and the team then build trust for anyone who wants to dig deeper, and every section is laid out for phones as well as desktop.

The result

A website that makes a technical, multi-product business easy to follow. Newcomers get a friendly introduction and a clear path to buying or staking ML, while builders and investors can go as deep as they like.