How do I build a mobile payment app from this template?

Click "Use this template" to open it in Sleek as your own editable project, then shape it by describing the changes you want: restyle the palette, edit any screen, and add the flows your product needs. You start from six complete screens instead of a blank canvas, so you reach a working mobile payment app design far faster.

What screens are included in this mobile payment app design template?

Six connected screens: Home, Send Money, Activity, Scan to Pay, Split the Bill, and Cards. Together they cover the core flow of a real payment app, from checking a balance to sending money, scanning to pay, splitting a bill, and managing linked cards.

Can I customize the payment app UI design?

Yes. Use the template in Sleek and edit any screen by chatting with the AI: restyle the mint and clay palette, change layouts, swap the keypad, and add or remove flows. There's no manual redraw; you describe the change and it's applied.

Is this mobile payment app design template free to use?

You can open and explore the design for free, then use it in your own Sleek project to build on it. Editing and exporting follow Sleek's standard plans.

Can I export the design to code or Figma?

Yes. Sleek exports your design as code, copies straight into Figma with no plugin, or hands you a ready-made prompt that an AI agent like Claude Code or Cursor can use to build it into a real, working app.

Is this template suitable for a P2P or wallet-style payment app?

Absolutely. The send, request, split, scan, and cards screens map cleanly onto peer-to-peer transfers, digital wallets, and in-store payments. Adjust the contacts, merchants, and card art to fit your product.

Finance · Crisp Mint Ledger

Mobile Payment App Design Template

Tapline is a peer-to-peer payment app design with a paper-white, mint-accented ledger look, made for fintech founders shipping a money-transfer product.

Use this template

Mobile payment app home screen with balance, quick actions, and recent contacts

Mobile payment app send money screen with large amount and numeric keypad

Mobile payment app activity screen with a ledger of transactions

Preview

Explore the screens

Preview the mobile payment mobile app design, fully editable in Sleek.

Scan to PayScreen 4

Split the BillScreen 5

CardsScreen 6

About the Mobile Payment App

Tapline is a mobile payment app design template built around a "Crisp Mint Ledger" look: a paper-white canvas, near-black figures, and a single fresh mint green reserved for send and confirm actions and positive balances, with a muted clay tone marking outgoing amounts. Surfaces separate with faint mint-tinted panel washes and hairline rules instead of borders or shadows, and every amount is set in tabular numerals so balances and transactions line up like a real ledger.

The template ships six connected screens that form a complete payments flow: a Home with a large balance hero, recent contacts, and quick-action tiles; a Send screen with an oversized scaling amount and a note field; an Activity ledger of date-grouped transactions; a Scan to Pay camera view with a merchant confirm sheet; a Split the Bill breakdown that auto-calculates each person's share; and a Cards wallet with generated card art, balance, and a freeze toggle. A recurring mint ring ties the send, loading, and success states together.

Use it in Sleek and make it yours: restyle the palette, edit any screen with AI by describing the change, and add the flows your product needs. Then export it to code, copy it into Figma, or hand a prompt to an AI agent to build it for real, far faster than starting from a blank canvas.

What's inside

Screens included

Home

A balance hero showing total funds with a weekly change pill, four quick-action tiles (Send, Request, Scan, Split), a row of recent contact avatars, and a Today transaction list. The launch pad for every payment.

Send Money

A giant tabular amount that scales as you type, the recipient avatar ringed in mint, and a note field for context like dinner. The keypad-led core of moving money in one tap.

Activity

A ledger of transactions grouped under Today and Yesterday eyebrows, with avatars, merchant icons, and tabular amounts in mint for incoming and clay for outgoing. Makes spending easy to scan.

Scan to Pay

A live QR camera frame with a merchant card sliding up showing the business, location, amount, and funding account above a mint Confirm Payment slab. Built for fast in-store checkout.

Split the Bill

A total amount with tags for the occasion and headcount, plus a per-person breakdown showing who owes what and a Request All slab. Settles group expenses without the math.

Cards

Stacked generated card art with the card balance, a freeze toggle, and a settings list for PIN, international payments, and security limits. The wallet and controls in one place.

Design & features

Key features

Crisp Mint Ledger palette: paper white, near-black figures, one mint accent
Clay-toned outgoing amounts for instant scan-ability
Tabular monospaced numerals so every amount aligns like a ledger
Borderless tonal-stack surfaces with hairline rules, no shadows
Oversized circular keypad with a mint press state
Recurring mint ring motif for send, loading, and success states
Four-icon bottom nav with a filled mint active tile
Generated avatars and card art rendered throughout

Audience

Who it's for

Fintech founders validating a peer-to-peer payment MVP

Product designers needing a money-transfer app starting point

Indie developers building a digital wallet or payments app

Startup teams prototyping a Cash App or Wise style product

Use cases

What you can build

Launch an MVP for a P2P payments or wallet product
Mock up screens for an investor or stakeholder pitch
Hand a consistent payments UI off to developers
Explore a redesign of an existing money-transfer app

How to use this template

1
Open the template
Browse the screens and preview the full design to see if it fits your idea.
2
Use this template
Open your own fully editable copy in Sleek with one click.
3
Edit with AI
Restyle the palette, change layouts, and add or remove screens just by describing what you want.
4
Export and ship
Export your design or hand it to developers, and keep building toward launch.