Hire Dedicated UI/UX DesignersVetted by Miracuves · Embedded in Your Product Team
Product and UX designDesign systemsResearch and prototypingFigma to code handoff
Add a senior product designer to your team - vetted for research rigor, design systems, and developer handoff quality. Full-time or part-time, direct Slack access, replacement guaranteed. Before you see a portfolio, each candidate has walked us through shipped Figma files, designed a data-heavy screen against the clock and finished a paid trial - then works in your Figma workspace, with a design demo every Friday and direct Slack access.
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- Interview Before Start
- NDA Day One
- 40hr/Week Dedicated
- 2-Week Replacement
Sample profiles · every candidate clears each stage before you see them
- 2 WeeksNotice to end, no lock-in
- 4+ HrsLive overlap, agreed in writing
- 2-WeekFree replacement window
- <48 HrsAgreement to Figma access
- 40 Hrs/WeekYour product only
Interview Before Start
You meet and approve every match
40hr/Week Dedicated
Only your product, full focus
NDA Day One
Signed before details shared
Direct Access
No account manager relay
Weekly Demos
Working output every Friday
Flexible Exit
2 weeks notice, no lock-in
Miracuves places vetted UI/UX designers in your product team for research, flows, prototypes, Figma design systems and developer handoff, including CRMs, dashboards and admin panels. Part-time is $1,499 a month and full-time $2,499 a month, month-to-month with two weeks' notice; a Design Squad is quoted per team. You review every portfolio, most designers start within 48 hours, and replacement is free in the first two weeks.
What This Role Does
What a dedicated UI/UX designer does inside your product workflow
This is not a one-off freelancer for mockups. A Miracuves dedicated UI/UX designer embeds in your product cadence - your Figma workspace, your sprint reviews, your stakeholder demos. They own flows end to end from research insight to pixel-perfect handoff. They work in the same tools and rituals as the engineers who will build it, so designs get argued about while they are still cheap to change rather than after the sprint has committed.
Every designer passes a portfolio audit and live critique before matching. You select from practitioners who have shipped real products - not template portfolios assembled for bidding platforms. This is the wrong hire if you want screens produced to a brief with no access to users or engineers, or if the decisions are already made and you want them decorated. If that is the situation, we tell you before you sign: a full build with our software development team, or a ready-made product from the clone solutions catalog, will usually serve you better. Other ways to work with us, from hiring a product manager to a complete build, are listed near the end of this page.
- Runs discovery sessions and synthesizes research into actionable design decisions
- Maintains your Figma library: components, tokens, and documentation current
- Prototypes interactive flows for usability testing before engineering starts
- Partners with engineering on feasibility: not throwing files over the wall
- Delivers a design review demo every Friday with rationale, not just screens
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The measurable difference is usually fewer rebuilds. Designs made without engineering input look decisive and then get quietly re-scoped the moment somebody tries to build them.
Sample Profiles
What a designer shortlist looks like
Each profile names the kind of product the designer has shipped, the tools they work in and the part of the design process they are strongest at, so you can compare portfolios before the first critique.
Senior Product Designer
Senior · B2B SaaS and internal tools- Time zone
- IST, 4+ hours overlap with UK and EU mornings
- Availability
- Within 48 hrs
- Best for
- CRMs, dashboards and admin panels with dense data
Design Systems Designer
Mid-senior · tokens and components- Time zone
- IST, 4+ hours overlap with US East Coast
- Availability
- Part or full time
- Best for
- A component library that matches what engineering ships
UX Designer and Researcher
Mid-senior · research-led- Time zone
- IST, 4+ hours overlap with EU or US
- Availability
- Full time
- Best for
- New flows that need evidence before anyone builds them
These are sample profiles showing the format of a shortlist, not specific people. Names, portfolios and CVs are shared under NDA once you send the brief.
Honest Comparison
Miracuves vs design agencies and freelance marketplaces - an honest comparison
An agency is paid to finish a project, and a marketplace or contest site is paid per job. Miracuves places a designer who keeps working on your product after the first release - published rates, a portfolio review and design exercise you can ask about, and a replacement if the match fails. Use this table when someone asks why not an agency or a freelancer. The cost of the wrong model tends to surface later, as a Figma file engineering cannot build from. It compares where the files live, how the designer works with your engineers and what leaving costs, not only the monthly rate.
Dedicated designer via Miracuves
Named designer, published rate
Design agency
Project scope, agency team
Freelance marketplace or contest site
Portfolios or entries you judge yourself
You want one designer in your Figma workspace, your sprints and your time zone who owns the flows, the design system and the handoff to engineering, with a named Miracuves contact behind them and a free replacement if the match is wrong. Need a researcher and a visual designer too, or designers working alongside developers? Look at dedicated teams.
You need a logo, a brand identity or a one-off marketing site (an agency or a freelancer suits that better), or there is no product or roadmap to design for yet. If you would rather start from a finished product, browse the 90+ ready-made solutions or the on-demand vertical pages.
Design hiring guide
Hiring a UI/UX designer for a complex product: what to settle first
What teams ask before they hire a designer for software people use all day - including when a design agency is the better choice.
UI designer, UX designer or product designer: which do we need?
The titles overlap, but the weight of the work differs. If you are hiring one person for a software product, you usually want a product designer who can do both halves and explain the trade-offs to engineering.
- UI designer - the visible layer: layout, type, color, components and every state a control can be in. A GUI designer is the older name for the same job, still common for desktop, device and industrial software.
- UX designer - how the product works: research, flows, information architecture and usability tests before anything is built.
- Product designer - both, plus a share of product decisions, judged by whether users finish the task rather than by how the screen looks.
Can one designer handle a CRM, a dashboard or an admin panel?
Yes, if they have designed for people who use the software all day. Complex tools fail in places a marketing site never has: tables with thousands of rows, filters and saved views, bulk actions, roles and permissions, long forms, and the empty, loading and error states around each of them. A good designer starts with the records a user opens fifty times a day - the contact, the deal, the pipeline - not with the dashboard shown in a sales demo.
That is why the design exercise in our vetting is a data-heavy screen, and why every sample profile names the kind of product the designer has shipped. Miracuves is based in Mumbai and designers work remotely in your Figma and Slack, with at least 4 hours of live overlap, whether your engineers build the CRM or we do.
A designer embedded in the product team, or a design agency?
An embedded designer joins your sprints, works in your Figma workspace and stays month after month, so what they learn about your users and your codebase keeps compounding. Decisions get argued out in refinement, while they are still cheap to change.
An agency works to a scope: a phase, a set of deliverables, a handoff at the end. That suits a brand identity, a one-off redesign with a fixed date, or a company with no product team to hand the work to. If you want an embedded UX design team rather than one person, the Design Squad on this page is 3-5 people led by a lead designer, with research and visual capacity, quoted per team.
How does design get from Figma to code without drifting?
Drift starts when the design file and the component library become two separate sources of truth. The designer you hire works to close that gap from the first sprint:
- Color, type and spacing set up as Figma variables that map one-to-one to the tokens in your code
- Components named, and given the same properties, as the components engineers actually import
- Storybook, or whatever your team uses, treated as the record of what is built
- Every state, breakpoint and edge case annotated in the file before a story enters a sprint
- Each built screen reviewed in staging before the story is closed
How do your designers handle accessibility?
We design to WCAG 2.2 AA; conformance is tested, not assumed. In the file that means contrast of at least 4.5:1 for body text and 3:1 for large text and interface parts, a visible focus order that is never hidden behind sticky headers, targets of at least 24 by 24 pixels, labels on every field, errors that say how to fix them, and nothing signaled by color alone.
A design file cannot prove conformance on its own. It is checked again on the built product with automated tools, keyboard-only passes and a screen reader, and anything that fails goes back into the sprint as a defect. We do not issue accessibility certificates.
Vetting Pipeline
How a designer earns a place on your shortlist
Six stages, in order. Three are hands-on: a design exercise on a data-heavy screen, a walkthrough of shipped Figma files, and a paid trial on a real, anonymized brief.
- Stage 01
Role screening
A 45-minute call on the products they have shipped, who the users were and a design decision they had to defend to engineering.
- Stage 02
Design exercise
A timed brief on a data-heavy screen, such as a CRM record or an admin table: states, edge cases and a clickable prototype, presented back live.
- Stage 03
Portfolio review
A senior Miracuves designer opens two shipped projects with them - the Figma files, the constraints, what changed after launch - not only the final shots.
- Stage 04
Reference check
A prior client or product manager reference where one applies, asked how handoff to engineering went.
- Stage 05
Critique and communication
Presenting rationale to a non-designer, taking critique live and working through a vague requirement.
- Stage 06
Paid trial sprint
A short paid trial on a real anonymized brief, ending in a handoff an engineer reviews, before the profile is shown to you.
Team Structures
Four ways to structure your design team
Start with one senior designer and scale into a research-design pod as your product complexity grows. Whatever the shape, the engagement letter names each designer and researcher, their overlap hours, who they take a blocked design decision to and the replacement terms.
Single Dedicated Designer
One senior designer owning your entire product surface. Best when engineering leadership is strong.
- Best for: Founders with an in-house engineering team
Design + Research
Designer paired with a UX researcher for continuous discovery on a fast-moving roadmap.
- Best for: B2B tools with complex workflows, such as CRMs
Design Squad
Lead designer, visual designer, and researcher running weekly discovery and delivery.
- Best for: Several products or a redesign alongside new work
Burst Capacity
Add design capacity sprint-by-sprint for launches, rebrands, or audit sprints.
- Best for: Launches, rebrands and UX audits
Vetting Standards
How Miracuves vets every UI/UX designer
Seven skills are checked before a designer's portfolio reaches you, from research and information architecture to explaining a decision to someone who is not a designer.
- Portfolio depth - shipped products, not showcase shots onlyPortfolio
- User research - interview plans, synthesis, insight qualityResearch
- Information architecture - complex flows under real constraintsIA
- Visual craft - hierarchy, typography, responsive behaviorVisual
- Design systems - components, tokens, documentation disciplineSystems
- Developer handoff - specs, redlines, edge-case coverageHandoff
- Communication - presenting rationale to non-design stakeholdersComms
What's Included
Every engagement includes this - no add-on tiers
Six terms come with every design hire, part-time or full-time; none is sold as an extra.
Your Figma Workspace
Added to your design files from day one. All screens, components, and research live in your workspace under your ownership.
Weekly Design Demo
Every Friday, flows and rationale presented live - not static file drops without context.
NDA + IP Assignment Day One
Bilateral NDA and IP assignment are signed before you share a single screen. Figma files, prototypes, research notes and recordings all belong to you.
Async-First Communication
A short note in Slack each day - what was designed, what is waiting on feedback, what is ready for build - and live critique inside your guaranteed overlap window.
Design System Maintenance
Components, tokens, and documentation kept current - not one-off mockups that engineering cannot build.
2-Week Replacement Guarantee
Not the right designer in the first 2 weeks? Miracuves matches a new one at no extra cost, and the work so far stays in your Figma.
What They Own
What a product designer actually owns
Design that never ships is decoration. A designer embedded in your team owns the decisions that reach production, which means arguing about constraints with engineers rather than handing over a file and hoping.
The path a user actually takes
Screens are the easy part. The work is the sequence, the empty states, and what happens when something fails, which is where most products quietly lose people.
In scopeComponents engineers can build
A design system tied to real components in your codebase. A library that drifts from what is built is a second source of truth nobody maintains.
In scopeEvidence over opinion
Enough user contact to settle arguments with something other than seniority. Small and regular beats a large study nobody acts on.
In scopeSpecs that answer questions
Spacing, states, breakpoints and edge cases documented, so engineers are not guessing or interrupting to ask.
In scopeUsable by everyone
Contrast, focus order, keyboard paths and labels treated as requirements rather than a retrofit after launch.
In scopeWhat changes after release
Watching real usage and fixing what the mockups could not predict. First versions are hypotheses, not conclusions.
In scopeTools & Methods
What your designer already knows
No tooling onboarding. They show up fluent.
Onboarding
From signed NDA to first shipped flows
Most clients have a matched designer in their Figma workspace within 48 hours of agreement. The steps below are the usual path, not the fastest one we have managed. Nobody is added to your Figma or Slack until the engagement letter names the designer, the overlap hours, the rate and the replacement terms, so design work starts on terms you have already signed.
- Day 0
Brief & NDA
You share product context, Figma access expectations, design-system maturity, and sprint cadence. Miracuves signs bilateral NDA before portfolio review. Matching criteria - seniority, research depth, handoff standards - documented in writing, not a vague creative brief.
- Day 1-2
Shortlist & Interview
You receive one to three portfolios that already passed vetting and a paid design exercise. You run your critique interview; Miracuves does not block direct designer access. Portfolios show shipped products and the component libraries behind them, not concept shots made for a showcase site.
- Day 2-3
Workspace onboarding
Designer added to your Figma, Slack, and sprint tools. File structure, review rituals, and first sprint flows agreed in a 60-minute kickoff - not a week of vendor orientation. They use your tokens, naming, and handoff conventions from day one.
- Week 1
First design demo
Shipped flows or system updates demonstrated live every Friday. Async Loom updates daily inside your overlap window. If the designer ramps up slower than agreed, that is for Miracuves to fix, and the replacement terms apply.
- Ongoing
Scale or exit
Add research, motion, or front-end pairing under the same engagement letter. Month-to-month with two weeks' notice. If you later want Miracuves to build the product as well as design it, that moves under the same NDA, with no new vendor to vet.
From brief to first flows
1. NDA and design brief: product context, Figma access and handoff standards written down before any portfolio is shared. 2. Portfolio shortlist: one to three vetted designers who walk you through shipped files, and you run the critique. 3. Figma and sprint kickoff: workspace access, tokens and the first week of flows agreed in a 60-minute call.
Transparent Pricing
What hiring a dedicated UI/UX designer costs
Published rates. No request-a-quote wall.
Part-Time
$1,499 /mo
20 hrs/week · ongoing support
- 20 hours per week dedicated
- Your Figma workspace access
- Weekly design demo updates
- NDA + IP assignment included
- 2-week replacement guarantee
- Cancel with 2 weeks notice
Full-Time
$2,499 /mo
40 hrs/week · full design focus
- 40 hours, fully dedicated
- 4+ hour timezone overlap
- Weekly demo, design critiques
- Embedded in product sprints
- 2-week replacement guarantee
- Cancel with 2 weeks notice
Design Squad
Custom
3-5 people · scaling
- 2-3 dedicated designers
- Research + visual capacity
- Design system ownership
- Scales for launch crunches
- Direct access to squad
- Cancel with 2 weeks notice
Why we publish ratesA request-a-quote wall slows every design hire down. If your roadmap needs a different shape - a researcher for one quarter, or two designers for a launch - we tell you plainly.
What affects your monthly rate
The monthly rate holds for the structure you agreed. It moves only if the scope changes materially - adding a researcher or motion work, for example - and any change is put in writing before it applies.
Typical engagement structures
Part-time ($1,499/mo): 20 hrs/week for a UX audit, design system upkeep or an early-stage product.
Full-time ($2,499/mo): 40 hrs/week inside your sprints, owning flows and the design system.
Design Squad: quoted per team, 3-5 people led by a lead designer.
All engagements run month to month with two weeks' notice; ask for annual terms if you want the rate locked.
Example engagement
What hiring a dedicated designer looks like in practice
An illustrative example of a typical project of this kind, with client details anonymized. Figures show what this kind of build targets, not a named client's results.
A health-tech startup had investor diligence in three weeks but a fragmented onboarding experience that usability tests scored below 40% task completion.
- 01
Challenge
No unified design system, conflicting stakeholder opinions, and engineering already mid-sprint on backend work.
- 02
What Miracuves Delivered
Senior designer matched in 36 hours, five user interviews synthesized in week one, redesigned onboarding prototyped and tested before sprint end.
- 03
Outcome
Task completion rose to 78% in moderated tests. Designer remained full-time for nine months and now owns the entire design system.
- TypeFull-Time Dedicated
- Time to start36 hours
- Research sprint5 days
- Tenure9 months (ongoing)
- ReplacementNone requested
Client Reviews
What clients say about Miracuves Hire UI/UX Designers
Verified on Clutch and Google - staffing and squad engagements where Miracuves remained accountable for delivery quality, not just resume forwarding. Clutch reviews below reference specific delivery outcomes - overlap hours, replacement speed, and how practitioners embedded in client repositories - not generic praise.
"The designer rebuilt our component library in nine days and cut engineering rework on UI tickets by half. Figma files lived in our workspace from day one - not a Miracuves-owned silo."
"Portfolio audit before matching saved us from another agency that sent Dribbble-only portfolios. Our matched designer ran moderated tests before we wrote a single line of frontend code."
"WCAG remediation and mobile flows shipped under FDA-adjacent deadline pressure. Friday design critiques with engineering in the same call - rare for staffing vendors."
Why Miracuves
Six places to check us before you ever call us
Each one is either run by someone else or open to anyone. Check them in any order; the whole list takes about a minute.
Why clients choose MiracuvesCompany registration
Miracuves Solutions Pvt. Ltd., CIN U62099MH2023PTC406639. Search the CIN on the Ministry of Corporate Affairs portal.
mca.gov.in 02Every number, sourced
Projects, clients, prices and timelines, each one defined and sourced on our public facts ledger.
miracuves.com/facts 03Reviews on Clutch
Client reviews published by Clutch, an independent B2B review platform, not by us.
clutch.co 04Reviews on GoodFirms
A second, separate review platform. Read what clients wrote there too.
goodfirms.co 05The product itself
Web app, admin panel and APK with printed credentials. Try the real thing before a single call.
miracuves.com/solutions 06Clients, by name
Named clients describing their launches, in their own words.
miracuves.com/client-testimonialsThree promises we would stake the company on
Every promise on this site rests on these three. Each one is something you can check, not something you have to take on trust.
01People you can name
Our leadership is public, with real LinkedIn profiles, not a stock-photo team page. A named team works your build and sends you progress on WhatsApp every working day.
Meet the leadership02Proof over promises
Every number we publish, pricing, timelines, project counts, is defined and sourced on a public facts ledger. If we can't back a claim, we don't make it.
Read the facts ledger03A process with a deadline
Ready-made platforms go from kickoff to live deployment in 6 working days, guaranteed: miss it for reasons on our side and we work free until launch. Custom builds get a fixed quote after a free feasibility study.
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Industries
Industries we build Dedicated developers for
The same vetting applies whatever your sector; what changes is the compliance and data your developer handles from day one. These industry pages go deeper on each.
Healthcare & Life Sciences
Patient portals, booking flows and HIPAA-aware web apps.
View industryTelemedicine
Browser-based video visits, intake forms and provider dashboards.
View industryFintech
Secure dashboards, onboarding flows and payment integrations.
View industryRetail & E-commerce
Fast storefronts, checkout flows and headless commerce.
View industryMedia & Entertainment
Streaming front ends, subscriptions and content portals.
View industryCreator Economy
Creator profiles, paywalls and membership sites.
View industryTransportation & Mobility
Booking portals, dispatch dashboards and live tracking maps.
View industryFood & Beverage
Online ordering, menus and restaurant admin panels.
View industryFull Catalog
Build with Miracuves - staffing or full product delivery
Design capacity is one way to work with Miracuves. The same company builds complete products, from 90+ ready-made clone bases or custom code, under the same NDA and with the same IP terms. A common path: a designer reshapes the flows of an existing product, then engineers or a ready-made base are added once the roadmap settles. The cards below cover team models, technology builds and the product catalog, so you can weigh hiring a designer against commissioning the whole build.
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Published technology and vertical pages - not staffing
Hiring one specialist is one way to work with Miracuves. These pages cover full builds, other roles and team models.
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Frequently Asked
Questions about hiring from Miracuves
Something not covered here? Ask on WhatsApp and you will usually have an answer within two hours.
Ask us directlyHow is a dedicated Miracuves designer different from a design contest or a freelance marketplace?
Contest sites and freelance marketplaces are built for one-off jobs: a brief goes out, entries or bids come back, and the work ends at delivery. A Miracuves designer is matched for continuity - a portfolio walkthrough, a design exercise on a data-heavy screen and a paid trial sprint all come before you see a profile, and you interview them yourself. Once matched, they work in your Figma workspace and sprint cadence as ongoing capacity, with a 2-week replacement guarantee and published monthly rates instead of per-project bids.
Will the designer work inside our Figma files and design system from day one?
Yes. Dedicated designers are added to your workspace, libraries, and research repositories before the first sprint - not a parallel Miracuves folder you merge later. They extend existing components and tokens where possible, document decisions in your files, and hand off specs engineers can build from. All work product remains under your ownership via signed IP assignment before any project detail is shared.
Can a Miracuves designer run discovery and usability testing, not just visual polish?
Senior matches are filtered for research depth, not only UI craft. That includes interview guides, affinity mapping, moderated and unmoderated testing, and synthesis into prioritized design decisions. Vetting exercises require candidates to defend trade-offs to a non-design stakeholder - we reject profiles that only produce attractive screens without measurable product rationale.
We already have engineers but no design lead. Is a single dedicated designer enough?
For many seed and Series A teams, one senior product designer owning flows end-to-end is the right starting structure - especially when engineering leadership can partner on feasibility. Miracuves also supports scaling into a design + research duo or a three-person design squad without re-contracting if your roadmap outgrows a solo engagement. Structure and rate are confirmed in writing before anyone starts.
How much does it cost to hire a UI/UX designer through Miracuves?
Part-time is $1,499 a month for 20 hours a week, working in your Figma workspace with a weekly design demo, NDA and IP assignment included. Full-time is $2,499 a month for 40 hours a week, embedded in your product sprints with weekly demos and design critiques and at least 4 hours of time-zone overlap. A Design Squad of 3-5 people, with 2-3 dedicated designers plus research and visual capacity, owns the design system and is quoted per team. Every engagement is month-to-month with two weeks' notice and a 2-week replacement guarantee. Every quote is written before payment, with no surprise invoices after kickoff.
What happens if the designer's visual direction or communication style is not a fit?
The first two weeks include a no-cost replacement guarantee. If chemistry, craft level, or research rigor is not right, Miracuves sources an alternative profile without restarting a months-long search. After that, engagements remain month-to-month with two weeks' notice - no annual lock-in designed to trap you with a poor match.
Do you build and maintain design systems, or only ship feature screens?
Dedicated designers are expected to maintain systems discipline, not treat every sprint as a one-off mockup. That means component libraries, token updates and documentation that stay current as engineering ships. We design to WCAG 2.2 AA; conformance is tested, not assumed - contrast, focus order and target sizes are specified in the file and checked again in the built product. For greenfield products, they can stand up a token-based system aligned to your React, Flutter, or native stack from the first release cycle.
What timezone overlap and communication rhythm should we expect?
Every engagement includes a minimum four-hour live overlap window, confirmed before start, plus async written updates in Slack regardless of timezone. Designers join your sprint reviews, present a Friday design demo with rationale, and remain reachable through your channels - not a separate account manager relay. Part-time engagements at $1,499/mo cover 20 hours per week for audit sprints or early-stage products.
Who owns Figma files, research recordings, and prototype IP?
You do - completely. Bilateral NDA and IP assignment are signed before work begins. Designers do not retain portfolio rights to your product assets, reuse your flows for other clients, or store deliverables outside your approved tools. This is standard for every Miracuves hire engagement, not an enterprise-only add-on.
Can I hire a UI/UX designer for a CRM system?
Yes. Say in your brief that the product is a CRM, and the shortlist is weighted toward designers who have shipped data-heavy B2B tools - record views, pipelines, tables, filters, bulk actions and role-based permissions. Miracuves is based in Mumbai; the designer works remotely inside your Figma workspace and sprints with at least 4 hours of overlap, whether your own engineers build the CRM or Miracuves does.
Can I hire an embedded UX design team rather than one designer?
Yes. The Design Squad is 3-5 people - typically a lead designer, a visual designer and a UX researcher - quoted per team, month-to-month with two weeks' notice. They join your sprints and work in your Figma workspace like a single hire would; the engagement letter names each person and their overlap hours.
Do you provide GUI designers?
Yes. GUI design is the same discipline as UI design - the visible interface, its components and every state they can be in. If the interface is for desktop software, a device screen or an industrial control panel rather than a web or mobile app, say so in your brief and every shortlisted profile states whether the designer has worked on that kind of interface.
Get Started
Ready to add a dedicated UI/UX designer ?
Tell us what you are designing - a CRM, a dashboard, a customer app - how mature your design system is, your front-end stack and your time zone. Within one business day Miracuves sends matched portfolios, the published rate and a bilateral NDA to review, and confirms the structure, overlap and rate in writing before you commit.
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