context

uzum is a unicorn ecosystem with 20 million users.
uzum business is its bank for companies, where businesses send thousands of big payments every day. first you create a payment, sign it and send it to the bank, where it has a long, complicated way to go. all that time people had no idea what was going
on with their payment. and a payment is the most important part
of a financial service: people need to see clearly where it is, to
save time, keep things simple and feel safe. we decided to fix that

statuses

after you send a payment, it goes through 10 systems, and each one gives it its own technical status. the 14 payment types each have their own set of them. people did not understand the statuses, opened a payment several times a day and messaged support. i started by boiling it all down to 4 clear statuses,
the same for every type

payment details

then i took on the payment details, where that status lives.
the screen was crammed with data. i rebuilt it on the new design system we had made with the team. so that 14 teams would build the details the same way, i wrote down how the screen behaves, walked them through it on a call and handed it over as a template

old

new

in the "sending" status we show when the payment will go through

payment history

you get to the payment details through the payment history,
where every payment type lived in its own tab. the filters people use most were hidden, and hardly anyone used the search.
i redesigned the page and left in the history only the data that helps you tell which payment is which

old

new

the "zoom transition" animation that did not make it into the release

notifications

but the experience outside the app needed thinking through too, with push notifications, so you can follow a payment's status without opening the app

results for the quarter

today people understand what is going on with their payment
and make everyday decisions with a clear head. support requests are down 74%, finding the right payment is 3x faster,
and repeat payments are up 18%

credits

this case shows only a small part of the decisions i made over
8 months of work, where i was the lead designer alongside a product manager, an analyst and a bunch of developers. happy to go into more detail in person

after a hard sprint i wanted free fall. jumped solo
from 1.600 m