Case study 2023
Nash Obmen — Private Crypto Exchange
Privacy is the product, not a footnote: separate flows for individual traders and for companies that register as corporate clients, with an admin panel behind both.
Case study
2023
The story behind it.
Crypto exchanges usually compete on speed. Nash Obmen added a second claim: privacy. The service is built for individual traders and for companies that register as corporate clients, and neither should have to fight the interface to get a trade done.
We built the front end as a single-page app on Vue and Quasar, so moving through the exchange never means reloading pages. On the server, PHP and Laravel handle accounts, orders, and the encryption around the data that matters. The admin panel gives operators a way to watch and manage exchange activity, and the code is organized into modules, so a new coin or feature can be added without reworking the core.
Anonymity shaped the product decisions, not just the marketing: registrations and trades ask for the minimum, and the parties involved stay out of the public record. The service has been running for individual and corporate clients since launch.
- Site
- nash-obmen.live
- Client
- Nash Obmen
- Frameworks
- Vue, Quasar, Laravel
- Skills
- PHP, HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript
- Category
- Web Development Product Design
- Created
- 2023
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