Multi-Wallet
“The hard part wasn't the wallet switcher. It was deciding what 'current wallet' means in a multi-surface terminal.”
Lead Product Designer + Frontend
Quickscope
2025–2026
Product Iteration · Security UX · Crypto
Serious meme coin traders run multiple wallets — hot wallets for active trading, separate wallets per strategy, team wallets. Quickscope initially supported one wallet per user, which limited power users and created friction for traders driving most of the volume. Multi-wallet isn't just a UI feature. It requires decisions about security architecture, global vs local context, and progressive complexity across a 3-phase rollout.
Basic multi-wallet
Add, import, and switch between wallets. Establish the security model for private key visibility — show only for wallets the user explicitly unlocked, with friction to prevent accidental exposure.
Global vs local context
Define how 'active wallet' propagates — globally (everything switches) vs per-widget (only the focused panel updates). Designed the wallet context model and the selector component that makes the current state legible.
Wallet dashboard
A full wallet management interface — view balances, track performance per wallet, deposit, transfer, manage labels. Becomes the account layer for the entire terminal.
- Became the foundational account layer for the Quickscope terminal
- Enabled power users to manage strategies across isolated wallets
- Private key security model shipped without any user-reported incidents