Conduit

Conduit is a complete website for a fintech product: business accounts, cross-border payments, cards and a treasury pocket. The first screen does the visitor's job. A glass quote card works: type an amount, pick two currencies and it shows the mid-market rate, the fee, what arrives and when, with the rate held on a small countdown ring. Next to it sits the company's status line, and under it four key facts, each with a footnote.

It has eighteen page types: home, four product pages (accounts, payments, cards, treasury), pricing with a fee calculator, customers and a customer story, a journal and an article, company, careers and a role, security, legal and a legal document, contact and a 404.

Behind the hero, streams of light run in from the left, narrow into one channel and fan out again: money passing through one account. The page follows a payment rail by rail from approval to arrival, shows where the money sits as a stack of glass layers that opens as you scroll, and lists fees as plain rows with the method written under the table. Every figure is invented, labelled illustrative and footnoted, and the notes sit at the foot of each page. Light mode is its own palette, and the toggle remembers the choice. Motion respects the reduced-motion setting.