Context
Pagar.me is a payment service provider that allows e-commerces and marketplaces to sell online with security and stability.The company's aims to become a complete financial services platform for businesses and offer a complete banking experience on top of the existing payments solution.
Problem
In order to comply with Brazilian regulations and increase fraud prevention, the company needed to verify their customers' identities via background check, document verification and facial biometrics.
Approach
My first stages in this assignment involved developing a comprehensive understanding of the topic, creating objectives, and recognizing limitations.
User interface and prototype
Post - launch improvements
After three months from the first launch , I conducted a thorough quantitative and qualitative analysis on the live experience such as a
- Funnel analysis
- Heatmaps
- Watch user session recordingsin order to identitfy improvements.
Ideation
From the problem framed, I collaborated with designes to ideate on solutions
Out of the solutions, we converged to one solution that we all felt confident to test.
🗨️ The underlying assumption I wanted to test
Does a straightforward and visually appealing pop-up increase users' awareness of the ID verification and translate into fewer drop-offs?
AB testing
Besides the text and visual changes stated above, I also brought the most important instructions from the existing contextualization page to the new modal.
Therefore, I decided to redirect users that clicked the modal straight to the first form page.
Expected result
I expected to increase the percentage of users who get to the Address Page from 15.9% to 17.49% in 2 weeks
Outcome
Primary metric: Address Page reach
The experiment exceeded expectations and increased the percentage of users who reached the address page by 357% (from 14,47% to 66,25%).
Secondary metric: CTR of the new pop up
The click through rate of the pop increased bt 144.26% from 6% to 16¨%
This increase in conversion rate contributed to an overall increase in verified users. A total of 2800+ merchants successfully verified their identities, with only 13 support cases being opened.