Remittance UX Optimization

UX optimization for MOIN, a cross-border remittance service. Reduced onboarding friction and improved transaction completion — by redesigning identity verification, input flow, and fee transparency.

Year

2021

Role

UX Strategy, Product Design, UI Design

Contribution

85%

Focus

Completion rate, drop-off reduction, transaction flow

Challenge

User acquisition was climbing. Completion rates weren't. Users were drawn to MOIN's lower fees and safer transfers — but dropped off before finishing. The funnel had serious friction at identity verification, transaction input, and fee comparison.

Problem

Remittance is a high-stakes action. Users needed confidence at every step — and the flow wasn't giving it to them. Drop-off spiked at identity verification. Input errors caused anxiety mid-transaction. And even after completing a transfer, users were flooding support channels to recheck their details. Three conversion blockers. No clear fix in the existing design.

Solution

Restructured the entire remittance flow around the three points where users were losing confidence and dropping off: 1. Reduce friction in identity verification 2. Minimize error risk during transaction input 3. Reframe fee and rate data as decision drivers — not disclaimers

+15%

remittance completion

-37.8%

Drop-off during transfer flow

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