Good UX in financial services is about more than making an app look polished. Customers need to understand what they are doing, trust the information in front of them, and complete important tasks without unnecessary friction. That makes UX design especially important for banks, fintechs, investment platforms, insurers, and other financial businesses.
The companies below work at the intersection of UX, product design, technology, and financial services. Some focus heavily on fintech and banking, while others bring broader digital product expertise to financial projects. This list provides a practical starting point for companies in the USA looking for a UX partner that understands both user needs and the realities of building secure, scalable financial products.
1. Itexus
Itexus is a fintech software development company with an office in Miami, United States, and development operations in Europe. We work on financial products where UX has to fit into a larger technical and regulatory setup. Our design work covers banking apps, trading platforms, investment products, client portals, and financial dashboards. We focus on how users move through key workflows such as onboarding, payments, trading, portfolio management, and account access, while keeping security and compliance requirements in view.
Our UX/UI work is usually connected to product discovery and software development rather than treated as a separate visual exercise. We use user workflows, business requirements, and technical constraints to shape interfaces that can be implemented within the wider financial product. Depending on the project, this can include research, prototyping, interface design, and preparation of design deliverables for development teams.
Key Highlights:
- Fintech UX/UI design for regulated financial products
- Experience with banking, trading, wealth management, payments, and insurance
- Design of client portals, dashboards, and mobile applications
- User workflows considered alongside compliance requirements
- Product discovery and prototyping before development
- UX work connected with software architecture and engineering
- Design support for AI-first and spec-driven development
Services:
- UX design financial services
- Banking app UX design
- Trading platform UX/UI design
- Investment and wealth management interface design
- Financial dashboard design
- Client portal design
- Product discovery and prototyping
- UX/UI design for fintech mobile applications
Contact Information:
- Website: itexus.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/itexus
- Twitter: x.com/ItexusSoft
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/itexus
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/itexus.soft
- Address: Żurawia 6/12/lok 766, 00-503 Warszawa, Poland
2. UXDA
UXDA focuses specifically on user experience for financial products, with its work centered on banking, fintech, investment, payments, insurance, lending, and other financial services. Their approach looks at the wider digital experience, not just individual screens, and includes research, user journeys, information architecture, interface design, and experience governance. The company works with complex financial products where trust, clarity, and consistency matter throughout the customer journey.
A noticeable part of their work is the way they connect product design with the broader digital identity of a financial institution. Their projects cover mobile banking, trading and investing platforms, wealth management, super apps, payment products, and emerging areas such as AI-driven and spatial banking. They also use structured design systems and documentation to keep experiences consistent as financial products expand across different channels.
Key Highlights:
- Focus on banking, fintech, and other financial products
- UX strategy and research-led product planning
- Experience governance for complex financial ecosystems
- Work across mobile, web, and multi-channel financial products
- Design systems and structured UX documentation
- Experience with investment, wealth, payments, lending, and insurance products
- Attention to trust, clarity, and usability in financial journeys
Services:
- UX strategy and governance
- User research and interviews
- User journey mapping
- Information architecture
- UX/UI design
- Design systems and UI libraries
- Interactive prototyping
- Experience optimization
Contact Information:
- Website: theuxda.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Twitter: x.com/theuxda
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/theuxda
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/theuxda
- Address: 140 Broadway, New York, 10005
- Phone: +371 200 200 23
3. Fuselab Creative
Fuselab Creative works on UX and UI for financial services, including banking, payments, insurance, lending, wealth management, and financial data platforms. Their financial design process puts regulatory requirements into the early stages of the work, with attention to KYC, AML, consent, security, and disclosure requirements. That gives the design process a practical focus, especially for products where users need to understand sensitive financial actions clearly.
Their work covers both customer-facing products and data-heavy financial interfaces. Dashboards, transaction flows, mobile banking experiences, data visualization, and multi-step forms are among the areas they address. The Fiserv Small Business Index project, for example, involved interactive data visualization, mapping, search, and a responsive interface designed to handle changing financial data.
Key Highlights:
- UX/UI work for banking and financial services
- Attention to regulatory and compliance requirements
- Experience with financial dashboards and data-heavy interfaces
- Focus on transaction clarity and error handling
- Mobile-first considerations for financial products
- Work across consumer and business financial tools
- Research and usability testing for financial workflows
Services:
- Financial UX/UI design
- UX research
- Information architecture
- Dashboard design
- Data visualization
- Mobile banking and payment app design
- Design systems
- Usability testing
Contact Information:
- Website: fuselabcreative.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/FuselabCreative
- Twitter: x.com/FuselabCreative
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fuselab-creative
- Address: 1751 Pinnacle Dr., Suite 600 # 7 McLean, VA 22102
- Phone: +1 (540) 360-1024
4. Clay
Clay combines UX design, branding, product strategy, and technology across digital products, with a clear focus on fintech among its industry work. Their financial projects include digital banking, investment management, card issuing, payments, payables automation, crypto, and financial planning. The work ranges from individual product interfaces to broader digital ecosystems, which puts equal attention on how a product looks, behaves, and fits into a wider brand experience.
Financial projects in their portfolio include work for Discover, Marqeta, Grayscale, Tipalti, and Wealth. These cover areas such as mobile banking, financial dashboards, fintech websites, design systems, and digital product experiences. Their approach brings UX and visual design together with development, which is useful for projects where the interface needs to connect closely with the underlying product and technology.
Key Highlights:
- UX and digital product design for fintech
- Experience with banking and financial platforms
- Work involving payments and card-issuing products
- Financial dashboards and data-heavy interfaces
- Design systems for digital products
- Branding connected with product experience
- UX work across web and mobile products
Services:
- Fintech UX/UI design
- Web design
- Mobile product design
- Design systems
- Product strategy
- Digital branding
- Prototyping
- Product development
Contact Information:
- Website: clay.global
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/claydesignstudio
- Twitter: x.com/clayglobal
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/clayglobal
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/clayglobal
- Address: 148 Lafayette St, New York, NY 10013
- Phone: +1 415 796 6262
5. Onething Design
Onething Design works on UX for financial products where users need to move through detailed processes without losing track of what they are doing. Their financial work covers banking, investing, lending, insurance, wealth management, and other regulated products. The approach described by the company includes behavioral research, user journeys, usability testing, funnel analysis, wireframes, and interface design, with particular attention to KYC, onboarding, transactions, and financial dashboards.
Their financial product work includes investor platforms, loan journeys, digital banking experiences, and mobile applications. A recurring theme is the handling of complex workflows – presenting the necessary information, guiding users through sensitive actions, and keeping the interface understandable when several products or steps are involved. They also work with design systems to help maintain consistency across financial platforms as new features are added.
Key Highlights:
- Focus on banking, fintech, and financial services UX
- Research-led approach to financial product design
- Experience with KYC and verification flows
- Work on investment and trading interfaces
- Financial dashboards and wealth management products
- UX for loan and credit applications
- Design systems for financial platforms
Services:
- UX strategy
- User research
- KYC and onboarding UX
- Mobile and web UI/UX
- Investment platform design
- Loan and credit journey design
- Financial dashboard design
- Design systems
Contact Information:
- Website: www.onething.design
- Email: [email protected]
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/onething-design
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/onething.design
- Address: 447 Sutter St Ste 405, PMB1100 San Francisco, CA 94108
6. Selma Digital
Selma Digital works on digital product and UX design for fintech, SaaS, and enterprise products. Their process moves through planning, research, framing, design, testing, delivery, and continued product development. Financial technology is one of the areas they specifically cover, with work that includes financial dashboards, fintech applications, and digital products where users need a clear path through detailed information and actions.
Their design process includes interviews, workshops, competitive analysis, user research, wireframing, prototyping, testing, and design systems. They can take an interface from early concepts through high-fidelity design and support the handoff to development teams. Their financial work includes a personal fintech app and a financial research presentation platform, giving them experience with both consumer-facing and information-heavy financial products.
Key Highlights:
- UX design for fintech and enterprise products
- Research and workshops before interface design
- Experience with financial dashboards
- Work on mobile and web applications
- Usability testing and design validation
- Design systems for scalable products
- Support during development and implementation
Services:
- UX research
- Product strategy
- UX/UI design
- Financial dashboard design
- Mobile app design
- Web product design
- Prototyping and usability testing
- Design systems
Contact Information:
- Website: selma.digital
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/selma.digital
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/selma-digital
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/selma.digital_
- Address: 307 7th Ave. Suite 503, New York, NY 10001
7. HTEC
HTEC combines product design with engineering and technology services, and financial services and insurance are among the industries they work with. Their UX work covers the full product design process, from research and product thinking through prototyping, validation, development, and testing. This structure is particularly relevant to financial products where design decisions need to work within existing technical systems and operational requirements.
The experience design offering includes customer experience design, information architecture, UX/UI design, and data visualization. Their teams include product designers, UX researchers, and product managers, so projects can involve both the user-facing experience and the product decisions behind it. Their financial services work also includes a banking API integration platform, showing how their design and engineering capabilities can overlap in more technical financial products.
Key Highlights:
- Product and UX design combined with engineering
- Experience with financial services and insurance
- UX research and product management support
- Information architecture for complex products
- Data visualization for information-heavy interfaces
- Design validation and testing
- Work on technical financial platforms
Services:
- UX/UI design
- Customer experience design
- UX research
- Information architecture
- Data visualization
- Product design
- Prototyping and validation
- Product engineering
Contact Information:
- Website: htec.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/htecgroup
- Twitter: x.com/HTECgroup
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/high-tech-engineering-center
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/htecgroup
- Address: 101 University Avenue, Suite 301, Palo Alto, CA 94301, USA
- Phone: +1 415 490 8175
8. Phenomenon Studio
Phenomenon Studio focuses its fintech design work on making financial products easier to navigate, particularly where users have to deal with large amounts of information or several connected steps. Their work covers onboarding and KYC, financial dashboards, payments, lending, budgeting, investment tools, crypto, compliance interfaces, and other parts of digital financial products. They also address areas such as accessibility, security settings, fraud monitoring, and multi-currency products.
The studio’s fintech offering extends into technical product areas as well, including open banking, embedded finance, real-time payments, blockchain, AI, biometric authentication, and cloud-based systems. Their portfolio includes projects related to payments, cash management, and digital finance platforms. The overall focus is on connecting interface design with the operational details behind financial products, especially when several user roles, permissions, or transaction steps are involved.
Key Highlights:
- Dedicated focus on fintech product design
- UX for onboarding and KYC processes
- Financial dashboards and account interfaces
- Payment and money transfer flows
- Lending and credit application UX
- Crypto and DeFi interfaces
- Compliance, security, and permission settings
- Open banking and embedded finance products
Services:
- Fintech UX/UI design
- UX audits and research
- Mobile app design
- Dashboard and data visualization
- Design systems
- Payment and transaction UX
- Compliance and security UX
- Product interface development
Contact Information:
- Website: phenomenonstudio.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/phenomenonstudio
- Twitter: x.com/Phenomenon_inc
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/phenomenonstudio
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/phenomenon__studio
- Address: 8 The Green STER, Dover, USA
9. Arounda
Arounda is a digital product design and development company that works across UI/UX, web, mobile, branding, and software development. For financial services, its work covers fintech products such as banking, trading, exchanges, and other digital financial platforms. Its design approach brings together user flows, interface design, product structure, and development, which can be useful when a financial product needs both a redesigned experience and technical implementation.
Its fintech-related work includes projects such as MYSO Finance and Enzyme, covering areas such as DeFi and tokenized financial products. The broader design process can include early product concepts, MVP design, UX audits, website or product redesigns, and mobile interfaces. This gives the team a fairly wide role in a financial product project, from shaping the experience to preparing it for development.
Key Highlights:
- Works with fintech, banking, trading, and exchange products
- Covers both web and mobile digital experiences
- Has experience with financial products involving crypto and DeFi
- Combines product design with development
- Uses UX audits and user-flow work as part of product improvement
- Supports new products as well as redesign projects
Services:
- UI/UX design
- UX/UI audits
- Mobile app design
- Web design
- Website redesign
- MVP design and development
- Web and mobile development
- Branding and visual identity
Contact Information:
- Website: arounda.agency
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/arounda.agency
- Twitter: x.com/arounda_agency
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/arounda
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/arounda.agency
- Address: 21255 Burbank Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 91367
10. A-listware
A-listware approaches financial services from a broader software development perspective, with UX/UI design forming part of its wider technology offering. Its industry coverage includes fintech, payments, banking, insurance, lending, and investment. For financial products, the design work can sit alongside software development, data analytics, cybersecurity, cloud services, and application modernization.
The company covers both customer-facing products and the technology behind them. That can include mobile applications, web portals, enterprise applications, and other software used in financial operations. Its UX work is therefore connected to a wider development process, particularly when an organization needs to update an existing system or build a new product with design and engineering handled within the same project structure.
Key Highlights:
- Works across fintech, banking, payments, insurance, lending, and investment
- Combines UX/UI with software engineering services
- Covers both B2B and B2C digital products
- Works with web portals and mobile applications
- Includes legacy software modernization in its offering
- Has related capabilities in data, cloud, and cybersecurity
Services:
- UX/UI design
- Custom software development
- Web development
- Mobile app development
- Legacy software modernization
- Data analytics
- Cybersecurity
- IT consulting
Contact Information:
- Website: a-listware.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/alistware
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/a-listware
- Address: North Bergen, NJ 07047, USA
- Phone: +1 (888) 337 93 73
11. Code & Pepper
Code & Pepper has a clear focus on financial technology, with UX and UI design positioned within a broader product development process. Its financial services work addresses areas where users have to deal with complex information and important actions, including banking and fintech applications. The company connects interface design with product requirements, user journeys, and functional scope, so the design process is not separated from how the product is expected to work.
A practical part of its approach is the use of product discovery workshops, where requirements, target users, product values, and market considerations are discussed before the design takes shape. Scrum project management and product ownership are part of the wider service model as well. Its work can therefore cover an idea or prototype through to a more complete financial product, with UX, UI, development, and product management fitting into the same workflow.
Key Highlights:
- Focuses on UX and UI for banking and fintech products
- Connects design work with product development
- Uses discovery workshops to define product requirements
- Covers user journeys and functional product scope
- Has experience with lending and insurtech products
- Supports Scrum-based product delivery
- Can include product ownership and team augmentation
Services:
- UX design
- UI design
- Fintech product design
- Product discovery
- Front-end development
- Back-end development
- Product ownership
- Team augmentation
Contact Information:
- Website: codeandpepper.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/codeandpepper
- Twitter: x.com/codeandpepper
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/codeandpepper
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/codeandpepper
- Address: 453 S Spring Street Ste 400, PMB1220, Los Angeles CA 90013, USA
12. Cake & Arrow
Cake & Arrow focuses specifically on experience design and innovation for insurance and financial services. Their work is built around understanding how people interact with financial products across digital channels, with particular attention to insurance, financial planning, and fintech. Research and customer insight are part of the design process, which allows them to look at the experience beyond individual screens or interface elements.
Their projects cover customer portals, insurance experiences, financial applications, and the modernization of older digital platforms. The work includes UX research, customer experience strategy, and service design, with the goal of making complicated financial services easier to navigate and manage. Case studies involving insurance portals, financial technology, and crypto-related tax services show how their approach is applied to different types of financial journeys.
Key Highlights:
- Focuses on insurance and financial services
- Uses research and customer insights in design work
- Covers insurance, financial planning, and fintech products
- Works on customer portals and digital financial experiences
- Addresses legacy platform modernization
- Combines UX with customer experience and service design
- Has experience with complex insurance and financial workflows
Services:
- UX research
- Customer experience strategy
- Service design
- Digital product design
- Financial customer portal design
- Insurance UX design
- Digital transformation
- Legacy platform modernization
Contact Information:
- Website: cakeandarrow.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Twitter: x.com/cakeandarrow
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/cakeandarrow
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/cakeandarrow
- Address: 121 East 24th Street, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10010
- Phone: 212-598-2800
13. Tenet
Tenet combines fintech app design with software development and digital product services. Its financial work covers areas such as banking, payments, lending, insurance, personal finance, cryptocurrency, and investment-related applications. The UX side focuses on making financial processes easier to understand, with responsive layouts and interaction patterns designed around common tasks in financial apps.
Development is closely tied to the design work. Their fintech offering includes consulting, UI/UX design, front-end and back-end development, third-party integrations, modernization, and post-launch support. Financial integrations can involve payment gateways, fraud detection tools, KYC platforms, CRM systems, and accounting software, so the work extends beyond the visible interface into the systems that support the product.
Key Highlights:
- Covers banking, payments, lending, insurance, and personal finance
- Includes cryptocurrency and blockchain applications
- Works on both UX design and technical implementation
- Handles integrations with payment and KYC systems
- Addresses existing fintech products as well as new applications
- Includes security and compliance considerations
- Supports products after launch
Services:
- Fintech app consulting
- UI/UX design
- Front-end development
- Back-end development
- Financial system integration
- Fintech app modernization
- App support and maintenance
- Payment and remittance app development
Contact Information:
- Website: www.wearetenet.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Twitter: x.com/wearetenet
- LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/wearetenet
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/wearetenet
- Address: 1 World Trade Center, 80th Floor, New York, NY 10007, USA
- Phone: +1 (917) 636 5898
14. The Skins Factory
The Skins Factory works on UI/UX for financial products where users need to understand payments, account information, transactions, or other money-related actions without unnecessary confusion. Their fintech portfolio includes digital banking, payment platforms, lending tools, cryptocurrency exchanges, wallets, and trade finance systems. Much of the work is concerned with mapping complicated financial workflows and turning them into interfaces that users can follow.
Their projects show a strong focus on practical product details, including onboarding, identity verification, account linking, payments, transaction states, financial dashboards, and error recovery. They can work on a complete fintech product from early concepts through prototypes and design systems, or support an existing product team with specific UX tasks such as KYC, payment flows, dashboards, and design-system maintenance.
Key Highlights:
- Focuses on fintech UI/UX and financial product interfaces
- Covers digital banking and payment platforms
- Has experience with wallets, lending, and cryptocurrency products
- Works across web and mobile applications
- Addresses onboarding and identity verification flows
- Designs financial dashboards and transaction experiences
- Handles complex B2B financial workflows such as trade finance
- Supports both full product design and ongoing design work
Services:
- Fintech UI/UX design
- Digital banking UX
- Payment platform design
- KYC and onboarding design
- Financial dashboard design
- Lending and loan tool design
- Cryptocurrency app design
- Design systems and UI libraries
Contact Information:
- Website: www.theskinsfactory.com
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: +1 954-821-2966
Conclusion
Financial products are not always easy to use. There can be accounts, payments, forms, verification steps, dashboards, and plenty of information packed into one experience. That is where UX design becomes especially important. A well-designed interface can make a complicated financial task feel straightforward, while a confusing one can leave users wondering what to click or whether they just made a mistake.
The companies covered here take different routes to solving these problems. Some focus closely on fintech and banking products, while others bring experience from insurance, financial planning, software development, or product research. For financial services companies in the USA, the useful question is not simply who offers UX design. It is whether the team understands the kind of financial product being built, the people using it, and the real situations those users face. That is usually what separates a nice-looking interface from one that actually works well in everyday use.