Product design question

How would you increase trust in a new fintech app that allows users to transfer money across countries, for example, from a person in the US (in dollars) to a person in India (in rupees)?

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What this question tests

Product design for trust in fintech: identifying concrete trust barriers in cross-border money transfer and proposing mitigations.

Clarify the core trust concerns: will the money actually arrive, is the exchange rate fair, and is my data safe.
Identify design levers for transparency: real-time transfer tracking and upfront, clear fee and exchange-rate disclosure.
Identify social trust levers: verified reviews from other users who have completed similar transfers, and recognizable security certifications.
Propose a concrete feature, like a live status tracker showing each step from sent to received.
Define success as reduced support inquiries about transfer status and increased repeat transfer rate.

Names specific, real trust barriers (fee opacity, uncertainty about arrival) rather than a vague 'make it feel trustworthy.'
Proposes a concrete transparency feature, like showing the exact exchange rate and fee before the user confirms.
Addresses social proof directly, like showing anonymized success stats for the specific corridor (US to India).
Uses an assumed metric, e.g. reducing 'where is my money' support tickets by 30 percent.

Giving vague trust advice like 'make the UI feel more polished' with no concrete mechanism.
Ignoring fee and exchange-rate transparency, the biggest real trust issue in this category.
Not defining a way to measure whether trust actually improved.

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