Case study — Blockchain2026

ChainVault

Treasury tooling for on-chain assets

A blockchain asset management console for tracking holdings, contract activity and transaction health across several networks.

Industry
Web3
Year
2026
Screens
08
ChainVault dark wallet overview with total portfolio value, allocation donut, token table and recent activity

Overview

About the project

ChainVault is a concept Web3 product designed for the people responsible for an organisation's on-chain assets rather than for speculative trading. It consolidates wallets across several networks into one balance, tracks token positions and staking, monitors transactions as they confirm, and keeps an eye on the contracts those transactions touch. The visual language is deliberately institutional — a dark, quiet console where the colour that does appear carries meaning about state.

The challenge

Web3 interfaces default to a visual language borrowed from trading floors — saturated colour, constant motion, urgency as a design tone. That register is actively wrong for treasury work, where the job is careful oversight of assets that already exist. The interface also has to reconcile several chains with different confirmation times, fee units and failure modes into one coherent picture.

Our solution

We built the console around calm defaults: a dark neutral base, monospaced hashes and figures for scanability, and colour reserved almost entirely for state — confirmed, pending, degraded, failed. Multi-chain complexity is normalised at the presentation layer, so balances, gas and confirmation times are comparable across networks while each chain's own units stay visible where they matter. Contract activity is surfaced next to the assets it affects, with verification status shown rather than assumed.

What we built

  1. 01Multi-wallet overviewConsolidated value across hardware, multisig and cold-storage wallets.
  2. 02Token portfolioHoldings, value and 24-hour movement per asset with allocation weighting.
  3. 03Asset analyticsPer-token cost basis, unrealised position, staked share and yield.
  4. 04Transaction monitoringLive log with gas spend, value and confirmation state across chains.
  5. 05Smart contract activityContracts touched by the vault, with verification status surfaced.
  6. 06Network healthGas levels, uptime and throughput per connected chain.
  7. 07Bridge routesExpected transfer times between connected networks.
  8. 08Staking overviewStaked share and reward accrual shown alongside liquid holdings.
  9. 09Wallet managementConnected accounts grouped by custody type and purpose.

Desktop

Where the product doesits heaviest work.

The full-width interface, screen by screen.

ChainVault asset analytics for Ethereum with price chart, cost basis, staking and contract activity
Fig. 01 — Asset analytics
ChainVault transaction monitor with gas spend metrics and a filterable cross-chain log
Fig. 02 — Transaction monitor
ChainVault network overview with per-chain health cards, throughput chart, bridge routes and connected wallets
Fig. 03 — Network overview

Mobile

Rebuilt for onehand.

The same information hierarchy, rebuilt for a screen you hold in one hand.

ChainVault mobile wallet with total value, quick actions and token holdings
01 — Mobile wallet
ChainVault mobile token detail with price chart, holding breakdown and recent activity
02 — Token detail
ChainVault mobile activity feed with filtered transaction history and confirmation states
03 — Activity
ChainVault mobile security screen showing multi-signature policy, hardware key status and active signing sessions
04 — Security

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