Crypto & Web3
Exchange interfaces, mobile apps, listings, help centre articles, risk disclosures and campaign pages. As lead reviewer on crypto accounts I own the Hungarian terminology and sign off on what ships.
I am a specialised English–Hungarian linguist and localization lead working in cryptocurrency, Web3, digital finance and marketing. Global fintech and tech companies rely on me for Hungarian copy that is clear, compliant and written for the person using the product.
All work is English into Hungarian, in your CAT tool or mine, with your glossary and style guide followed to the letter.
EN→HU translation of websites, apps, UI, help centres, articles and legal or product documentation, with terminology kept consistent across every string.
Campaign lines, slogans and brand copy rewritten so they work on a Hungarian audience, delivered with back-translation and a note on each choice.
A second linguist's check of existing Hungarian translations for accuracy, terminology, tone and typos, with tracked changes and comments.
In-context testing of your app, website or interface in Hungarian: every issue logged, categorised and scored, with a fix proposed for each.
Post-editing of machine translation to full human quality, or to a lighter agreed level when speed and budget matter more than polish.
Hungarian subtitles for marketing and training video: translation, timing and reading-speed limits, delivered in the subtitle format you use.
A review of your existing Hungarian site for marketing impact, user-friendliness and language quality, with a prioritised list of what to fix and why.
Consecutive interpreting EN↔HU and FR→HU at business meetings, trainings and events, on site in Budapest or remotely.
Brands whose Hungarian content I have worked on, directly or through agencies including Lionbridge, Welocalize, Jonckers and Skrivanek.
I take on subjects I know well enough to write in myself, which is why the Hungarian reads like it was written in Hungarian rather than translated into it.
Exchange interfaces, mobile apps, listings, help centre articles, risk disclosures and campaign pages. As lead reviewer on crypto accounts I own the Hungarian terminology and sign off on what ships.
Campaigns, landing pages, app store listings, email and social copy that has to sell, not just inform. Tone of voice kept intact, slogans rebuilt so they land on a Hungarian reader.
Payment and investment products, onboarding and KYC flows, terms, disclosures and compliance notices, written in the official Hungarian terminology of the financial and EU sources.
Consumer electronics, gaming, enterprise and learning content: product pages, documentation, support articles and training material, within the client's style guide and review workflow.
Languages were a passion long before they were a profession, which is how I ended up translating, interpreting and writing for a living rather than doing anything else. Since 2015 I have worked on Hungarian content for global fintech, crypto and technology brands, first as a translator and then as the reviewer who signs off on what goes live.
Being an active crypto user myself is a large part of why that work holds up: I know what a fee schedule, a staking page or a KYC error message is supposed to mean before I start translating it. My work is deliberate and thoroughly checked, and I would rather ask you one more question than guess.
The same five steps on every job, whatever its size, so you always know where it stands.
You send the files or word count, the deadline, the audience and any glossary or style guide.
A fixed price and delivery date, the same day and within 24 hours at the latest.
Translation with terminology research, and questions raised with you as they come up rather than after delivery.
A full self-review against the source, plus automated checks on numbers, tags and terminology.
Final files and updated memory, with one round of follow-up edits included at no extra cost.
Nearly all of my work is covered by non-disclosure agreements and client confidentiality, so I do not publish samples or client documents here.
If you are considering working with me, ask and I will share what I am permitted to share for your specific enquiry: a short unpublished test, publicly available material I worked on, or an anonymised extract. The same applies to references and testimonials, which are sensitive client information I release individually and only with permission.
A paid test translation of your own content is usually the fastest way to judge the quality.
Every job is quoted individually, based on the content, the volume, the format and the turnaround. Send me the details and you will have a fixed price the same day.
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