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© 2025

(01)

Context

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Context

WHY

I opened the wallet one day & understood nothing.

I wasn't asked to work on this. I was exploring the Spinny Partner app when I landed on the wallet screen- and couldn't figure out what I was looking at. Where was my balance? How do I withdraw? What's happening with my account?

When I asked my team, PMs, senior designers - the response was the same: "Yes, it's confusing. We've been meaning to fix it."

That was enough to start.

A screen this important shouldn't need figuring out.

(02)

Problem statement

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(02)

Problem statement

WHAT

Broken information. Scattered actions.

Fragmented balance

The wallet showed six different numbers - cash component, security amount, online component, overdraft, available credit, wallet amount. A dealer entering an auction needed one answer: how much can I bid with? The screen didn't give them that.

Primary actions buried

Adding funds and withdrawing money - the two things dealers come to do, were pushed below a large promotional card. In a high-pressure auction moment, finding them required effort the screen shouldn't demand.

Competing information

Status banners, promotional cards, and fragmented balance figures all competed for attention simultaneously. Nothing was prioritised. Everything asked to be read first.

(03)

Information architecture

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Information architecture

HOW · PART 1

I started mapping the mess to solve it better

Unclear information architecture

Deposit and Withdrawal were structured as tabs instead of contextual actions under the wallet balance.
This broke the logical relationship between seeing your balance and acting on it.

Low action discoverability

Key wallet actions — Add or Withdraw were hidden deep within the layout. Dealers had to hunt for the thing they came to do.

Poor visual hierarchy

The Dealer Financing banner overpowered essential wallet details, pulling focus away from the balance and core actions that mattered most.

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Findings

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Findings

THE RESEARCH

What other wallets do
that ours didn't.

I studied fintech wallets across Paytm, PhonePe, and a range of international references. The pattern was consistent - balance is always the hero. Every good wallet anchors the entire screen to one prominent number. Everything else - actions, history, offers — organises itself around that anchor.

(04)

Findings

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Findings

THE RESEARCH

Insights

Every wallet that worked showed one number - the usable balance - large, prominent, impossible to miss. Not a breakdown. Not components. One number that answered the only question that mattered.

Every wallet that worked showed one number - the usable balance - large, prominent, impossible to miss. Not a breakdown. Not components. One number that answered the only question that mattered.

Every wallet that worked showed one number - the usable balance - large, prominent, impossible to miss. Not a breakdown. Not components. One number that answered the only question that mattered.

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HMW

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How might we

How might we

How might we

rearrange the information to align with the mental model of familiar fintech apps?

rearrange the information to align with the mental model of familiar fintech apps?

rearrange the information to align with the mental model of familiar fintech apps?

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Solution · App

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Solution · App

THE SOLUTION

Landing pages

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Solution · App

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Solution · App

THE SOLUTION

The flows that changed everything

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Solution · App

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Solution · App

THE IMPACT

The wallet wasn't broken because of bad design. It was broken because dealers didn't understand it.

The wallet wasn't broken because of bad design. It was broken because dealers didn't understand it.

The calls stopped.
The numbers tell
you why.

THAT'S A WRAP

thank you!

thank you!

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