cryptoflow

cryptoflow is a minimal, MIT-licensed Hugo theme for fintech websites, distributed on GitHub by anastasiiaxfr. It takes markdown files arranged into blog, policy, and terms folders and turns them into a static site; the author's own personal website, which uses the theme, is hosted on Netlify.

What is cryptoflow?

Cryptoflow is a Hugo theme styled with Sass that creates static websites for fintech use. As inputs it expects markdown content placed under content/[lang]/blog, content/[lang]/policy, and content/[lang]/terms, and as output it produces a fast static site that can be deployed to any static host. The theme runs on Hugo's static site generator; the installation instructions require both Hugo and Go to be installed before building.

Key Features

• Minimal and fast — The theme is described by its author as simple, fast, and usable for fintech sites, with styling written in Sass.
• KaTeX mathematics typesetting — Posts and pages can include math rendered by KaTeX, which is useful for financial formulas or technical documentation.
• Blog, policy, and terms sections — A predefined content structure provides separate markdown folders for blog posts, policy pages, and terms pages per language.
• Custom logo support — To replace the site logo, place an image or SVG file into the icons directory inside your site's static folder, then set the logo line in hugo.toml to point to it.
• Multilingual-ready layout — The content/[lang] structure is designed to work with Hugo's multilingual content organization.
• MIT License — The theme is open source under the MIT license, so it can be reused and modified without restriction.

Who is it for?

• Fintech startups and companies that want a clean, uncluttered website with standard legal and blog pages.
• Hugo developers who prefer a Sass-based theme they can customize by editing markdown, hugo.toml, and icon files.
• Technical writers and analysts who publish math-heavy blog posts and need KaTeX support inside a lightweight theme.

What can you do with cryptoflow?

• Fintech product teams: assemble a company site with blog, policy, and terms sections in a single Hugo project.
• Developers: clone the repository, run hugo server, and preview content locally at http://localhost:1313.
• Personal site owners: reuse the theme for a portfolio or personal site, as demonstrated by the author's reference site.

How does cryptoflow work?

After installing Hugo and Go, clone the cryptoflow repository and place markdown files into the blog, policy, and terms folders. Add front matter with a title and description for each file, then run hugo server to view the site locally or hugo to generate static files for deployment.