Last Updated on: Sat 28 Dec

BENGALURU EDITION

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Chronicles of Shubhank

  • New features for US Stocks on Fi, more magical?

    Wealth Builder launched for certain user base

    Fantastic beast sighted owning design system at fintech

    Gamification?

Vol. 01

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Order Type for US Stocks on Fi App expanded

Bengaluru, Karnataka – Fi Money users are thrilled with the latest update to its US Stocks feature, launched on November 31st. After months of hard work and collaboration with the compliance team and vendors, Fi Money has successfully addressed key user pain points, making it easier for users to invest in US equities.

The update marks a significant shift for Fi Money, which has long been known for offering a wide range of financial services, from banking and lending to investing and debit/credit cards. One of the key challenges users previously faced when buying US stocks through the app was the inability to purchase fractional shares. Instead, users were restricted to buying only whole stock quantities. This limitation significantly impacted those who sought more flexibility in their investments, whether by buying smaller portions of high-priced stocks or completing trades based on specific dollar amounts.

With the new update, Fi Money has lifted this restriction, allowing users to buy fractional shares and opening the door for more precise, personalised investment strategies. Whether users want to invest in high-value stocks like Amazon or Tesla with just a fraction of their capital or set specific dollar-based orders, they now have the freedom to do so without being bound by whole share requirements.

Vol. 02

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Fi is helping people build wealth with its new product

Indian Fintech app launches much awaited new and revamped version of there order screen with new features

Most of the users before its launch thought it would be just another analyser with just some fresh UI. But no, Product designers and Product Managers made this product more than just any analyser.

This new analyser gives the user a deeper level breakdown of their investment portfolio. Explain each ratio/reason to the users. For the next launch, Fi said they will be taking this forward by providing actionable items to the users based on their portfolio performance.

Vol. 03

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Fi Money : Takes new approach in UX by gamifying the connecting accounts journey

The A&A Business unit of Fi took over the account connection part of the app and delivered a fresh user experience addressing all the previous user problems. At the same time, it reduced a massive number of CX incoming calls.

  • CIVIL ENGINEER TO DESIGN, HOW?

Who is Shubhank Sharma?

Kota, Rajasthan – Shubhank Sharma’s journey from a civil engineering graduate to a designer in the fintech space is one of passion, reinvention, and self-discovery.

Born in Kota, Rajasthan, Shubhank grew up with a love for his home state's rich culture. After completing his degree in Civil Engineering from the Manipal Institute of Technology, he realized that his true calling lay not in structures of steel and concrete, but in the creative world of visual arts. His leap into product design marked the start of a new chapter, driven by a desire to blend creativity with technology.

Today, Shubhank works with Epifi Wealth (Fi Money), where he combines his artistic skills with fintech innovation. Despite his notorious school and college days, where he was known for his rebellious streak, Shubhank remains the same—determined, curious, and focused on one question: How can I be better?

With a passion for growth and a relentless drive to push boundaries, Shubhank is now on the lookout for like-minded people to collaborate and continue his journey of self-improvement and creative exploration.

Vol. 04

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Owning the Design sytem in an Indian Fintech startup

Everyone talks about design systems, and you might at the same find a lot of good open-source design systems. But most of the time, we forget that people managing it on a day-to-day basis behind the scenes have to collaborate with everyone in the team, even if they work on completely different teams/products. This ownership helps one understand what really is scalability, and designing for everyone not just for users but designing with and for other designers.

But it was not just managing the design system and coordinating with others. Other designers, but at the same time, find other ways to optimise the system and keep iterating for new ways to reimagine the existing components.

When the time comes to revamp the app's UI, the design system is the first element related to brand design that gets prioritized and developed. Being an integral part of this journey helps one understand that product design is not just about creating screens for an optimal user experience; it involves collaborating not only with the team but with the entire organization. It requires understanding every aspect of the business and presenting components in a way that...

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