Product design question

What improvements will you add to the paytm consumer app?

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What this question tests

Product improvement in a real, specific app: identifying genuine friction points and proposing prioritized, feasible fixes.

State familiarity with the app or a reasonable assumption about its current core functions: payments, recharges, and wallet.
Identify a specific friction point, such as a cluttered home screen mixing payments, shopping, and games.
Propose a focused improvement, like a simplified home screen personalized to the user's most-used services.
Consider trade-offs, since Paytm's business model relies on cross-promoting many services on that home screen.
Define success as reduced time to complete a core task, like paying a bill.

Names a specific, plausible friction point (cluttered navigation) rather than a vague 'make it better'.
Acknowledges the business tension between simplicity and Paytm's cross-sell strategy across services.
Proposes a concrete fix, like a personalized 'quick actions' row based on usage history.
Uses an assumed metric, e.g. cutting average task completion time by 20 percent.

Proposing a redesign with no acknowledgment of Paytm's cross-promotion business needs.
Giving generic UX advice not specific to Paytm's actual product surface.
No metric to judge whether the improvement worked.

How would you balance simplicity against Paytm's need to cross-promote services?
How would you test this improvement before a full rollout?
What would you measure to know if it worked?