Subvisual offers end-to-end support for teams building in Web3, fintech, and stablecoins.
We combine product strategy, UX/UI design, and full-stack engineering with deep regulatory understanding and hands-on startup experience. Our team has helped launch tokens, design stablecoin-powered systems, integrate onchain payments, and bring complex financial products to market.
As a venture studio, we invest early and help founders move fast: from idea to product to the full launch.
Subvisual joined Utrust to help them define a strategy and build a stable product to go to market. From ideation to strategy through development, Subvisual was there to support decisions and provide experience-based knowledge. Utrust was later acquired by MultiversX, currently known as as xMoney. https://subvisual.com/blog/posts/building-utrust-how-to-scale-a-team-and-product/
From Idea to Launch: Powering Coverflex’s MVP & Fundraising Journey Coverflex simplifies flexible benefits and insurance for modern teams, helping companies cut costs while boosting employee earnings. Subvisual partnered early to deliver a fast, high-impact MVP and marketing website, accelerating their fundraising efforts and getting the product in front of users quickly. https://www.coverflex.com/en-pt
From Idea to Launch: Powering Fractal’s KYC Innovation with Verifiable Identity & Smart Contracts Fractal is a decentralized identity solution trusted by over 1M users and 250+ projects across the Web3 ecosystem. Subvisual worked closely with its team to build a new mechanism for data ownership and identity validation, generating cryptographically verifiable credentials for users through its KYC product. We integrated with Fractal’s infrastructure and extended it with a state-of-the-art data wallet Chrome extension. We also contributed to the design and development of their Rust/Substrate-based blockchain, and implemented the smart contracts that power it, all of which were externally audited. https://web.fractal.id/
From Idea to Launch: Building Talent Protocol’s Smart Contract Infrastructure Talent Protocol is a Web3 platform that lets users invest in people’s potential by creating talent tokens for rising professionals. Subvisual joined the project at its earliest stage - helping define the product vision, architect the system, and implement the smart contracts powering the protocol. Our team delivered audited, production-grade Solidity contracts and supported Talent Protocol all the way through to launch, enabling a scalable foundation for their onchain careers ecosystem. https://www.talentprotocol.com/
Scaling Payments in SEA: Backend Consulting for Omise Omise is a leading payment gateway in Southeast Asia, serving high-volume merchants across the region. Subvisual partnered with their team to integrate new payment methods and improve system scalability. We provided backend development and technical consulting to support enterprise clients like Honda and Hyundai, helping Omise enhance their infrastructure to meet the demands of large-scale, multi-channel commerce. https://www.omise.co/en
From Idea to Launch: Designing and Building Sandclock’s Yield Automation Platform Sandclock is a novel DeFi platform that makes earning yield accessible and programmable. It allows users to automatically donate, redirect, or reinvest yield into strategies like DCA. Subvisual partnered from day one, designing the UX for a mainstream audience and engineering a custom smart contract architecture to support Sandclock’s unique logic. We ran generative interviews and user testing to validate usability at every step. Our team also built the frontend application and supported integration across the stack, from Solidity contracts to launch. https://www.sandclock.org/ https://subvisual.com/blog/posts/helping-sandclock-build/
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