Google Pay is a digital payment platform available on various platforms like Android, iOS, and smartwatches, competing with platforms such as Paytm and Phonepe.
The goal is to increase user engagement for Google Pay, aligning with the mission and potentially leading to increased user retention and revenue.
User segments include individual users, small businesses, and online merchants, with individual users selected for analysis.
Some pain points for individual users include transaction failures, record-keeping challenges, difficulty in saving and investing, and network reliability issues.
Solutions proposed include One-Tap Payments, a lending and tracking feature, investment options, and offline payments to address the identified pain points.
Prioritization of solutions based on impact and effort includes focusing on One-Tap Payments and the lending and tracking feature to enhance user engagement.
Metrics to measure performance include the number of users using One-Tap payment, successful transactions, average transactions per user, and adoption of the lending and tracking feature.
In summary, the focus was on improving user engagement for Google Pay by addressing pain points related to transaction processes and record-keeping, with proposed solutions emphasizing ease of payment and efficient tracking.