Aryze's stand at Nordic Fintech Week 2026
For Aryze's stand at Nordic Fintech Week, a fintech conference in Copenhagen, I made three product films in ten days and designed the wall, an iPad kiosk and an interactive brochure for banks.
- 3product films
- 2,976 × 2,480mm booth wall
- 1brochure built as a single web page
- My role
- Directed the three films and designed the stand: wall, kiosk and brochure
- When
- August to September 2026
- Result
- The films played on the iPad kiosk and the big screen at booth 38, and every QR code on the stand led to the brochure.
Nordic Fintech Week 2026 had its conference days on 23 and 24 September at TAP 1 in Copenhagen. Aryze was a sponsor with booth 38, and the stand was only about our three products for banks. Walletless Settlement is for receiving digital assets as an ordinary deposit. Cross-Border Settlement is for payments between countries. The Connector connects a bank to a payment network.
I made one film for each product in September. Each one started as a storyboard. I tested the same prompt in five image models before I chose one, and made the stills and clips in Higgsfield and the voice in ElevenLabs. The AI video models could not make The Connector, so that film is drawn in code.
A bank adviser loses a client who wants to be paid in USDC, digital money tied to the dollar. 57 seconds, built to work without sound.
A payment stuck overnight and over the weekend, set against one that moves in seconds. 52 seconds, with a real globe mid-film.
A bank's core system connected to a network for digital assets through one layer at its edge. 63 seconds, drawn entirely in code.
I also designed the wall and wrote its line, "Blockchain? Leave the hard part to us." It is 2,976 by 2,480 millimetres. The backgrounds came from Higgsfield, and every word was set on top in code. Aryze's CEO approved the print file on 2 September.
The CEO-approved 2,976 × 2,480 mm print file, headed "Blockchain? Leave the hard part to us", plus five wall images.
The kiosk I built for the iPad had three cards, each playing one film full screen and ending on a QR code. After 90 seconds without a touch, it reset itself.
The QR codes led to an interactive brochure I designed as one web page, so people could try how our products work. They could tap the parts of Aryze's stack into a bank, send a test payment and spin a globe to pick two countries to send money between.
The brochure behind the stand's QR codes. Readers tap the parts of Aryze's stack into a bank, send a test payment and spin a globe.