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Atomyze envisions a robust, secure digital marketplace connecting financial service and commercial service participants in markets for physical assets. The platform provides access to direct and secure investment in actual underlying commodities.
Asset providers can tokenize inventories by transferring physical assets onto a blockchain, allowing investors to buy and sell digitized physical assets. This process streamlines the management of supply chain contracts among physical asset providers and commercial users, revolutionizing the handling of assets in the digital age.
DIGITIZING
THE
Secure tokenization
of upstream industrial
assets through distributed
ledger technology.
PHYSICAL
WORLD
User Flow
Token Flow
DESIGN
SYSTEM
VISION
CONCEPT
PERSONAL
AREA
Entrance
The entrance process seamlessly executes the brand-conceptualized letter 'M' as a bridge, connecting the real world with the digital realm.
This section also navigates a sophisticated system for secure login and registration, while also acquainting users with updates, necessary documents, and legal aspects of transactions in a seamless manner.
Settings
The Settings section empowers a user to oversee a vast array of different facets of the site, connecting with numerous aspects elaborated on subsequently. Users are categorized into distinct groups, each endowed with varying rights for managing security settings, access controls, manager permissions, credentials, and much more.
WORKING
ENVIRONMENT
Portfolios
The platform section housing all your tokens, assets, and derivatives is where the action unfolds. Here, terms like 'wallet' and 'super admin' come into play. Each wallet's balance can be linked to one or multiple users (refer to the corresponding section below for the employee linking procedure). A specified quantity of tokens associated with each wallet allows for various operations, including deposits and withdrawals, transfer to trading or redeem.
The super admin enjoys the capability to seamlessly transfer funds between wallets, delete, create, and transfer wallets. However, it's worth noting that the default wallet, intricately tied to the company's account, cannot be deleted or transferred independently; its fate is intertwined with the company account's removal.
Trade
The epicenter of all transactions!
Here, you get a firsthand look at token pairs, where assets for sale are highlighted in orange, and those for purchase in blue. You can either set your own terms for each token or explore pre-created pairs from the RFQ section.
An integral part of the interface is the notification system, ensuring prompt decision-making. Additionally,
a streamlined system for managing sent requests, including their statuses and request history, is a crucial aspect of operational efficiency in this space.
Tokenize
The mystery of tokenization and process of translating a real-world object into the digital realm.
Here, you can mint new tokens and request alterations to the created volume (additional information input and communication with the administrator may be required). In this context, we're approaching the scenario from the supplier's perspective; the seller's functions are outside the scope of this particular case.
Contracts
Here you can manage creating new contracts, or managing, signing, and tracking exiting contracts.
This is where the entire legal area of the process is stored, schedules for withdrawals and deliveries are established, and intricacies involving percentages, taxes, and commissions are processed.
R&D
HISTORY
Token view evolution
We sought a way to visually represent the abstract concept of a token in an intuitively understandable form—a card or game token (similar to those in Monopoly or any other board game) that you could swap, use, or sell.
The signature letter M was intended to serve as a metaphor for deal closure, a lock or a bridge, us a symbol of connection.
First designs
The initial attempts to conceptualize were more exploratory, involving the collection of all necessary graphical structures: using chemical symbols for metals as representations of tokens, working with branded patterns similar to watermarking on currency bills.
A card game with 'drag and drop' functionality served as a metaphor for trading. Sample data for the smart contract and token description process were a project in themselves, and a clear metaphor for the letter 'M' was not initially defined. There was a moment when we considered it as a control for quantity, quality, percentages, and later, it evolved into an interactive part of the deal for trading and discussion in the chat
White version & material design
Due to the novelty and freshness of the concept, there was initially a lack of clear understanding of the technical design requirements from the business or development side. The desire was primarily to utilize a user-friendly system compatible with the US market, leading to the introduction of Angular Material. However, this solution didn't pass the initial real-world testing, as it proved to be less accommodating for the fast-paced and dynamic nature of traders' work. Additionally, it didn't allow for the inclusion of certain specific controls and elements.
It goes without saying that the use of a light theme also proved impractical for traders accustomed to working with dark backgrounds and vibrant accents, which distinctly shape their decisions in the shortest possible time.
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