01
The problem
Meetwith mixes scheduling with money. People needed one place to see balance, move funds, and pay, including crypto, without leaving the app. Paid (Pro) features also had to respect who had actually paid.
02
The story
Wallet is the money home inside Meetwith. It had to feel like part of scheduling and account settings, not a separate exchange bolted on. Crypto made that harder: checkout, send, withdraw, and cancel all needed clear paths next to card billing.
03
What changed
Users open Wallet for balance and actions. They can withdraw or send crypto to someone else. On supported networks you pick a network, see what you hold there, then send or withdraw. Crypto subscribers can also check out and cancel. If the account is not on Pro, opening wallet explains the upgrade instead of showing a blank page.
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How it was built
Wallet was designed as part of the account, not a side product. Balances stay separated by network so people are not looking at one mixed total. Pro access is checked up front so unpaid users get a next step instead of a broken page.
05
Outcome
- Money actions live next to the rest of the account.
- People can send crypto and see balances by network.
- Unpaid users see how to upgrade instead of a blank wallet.