Account Aggregator : Smarter Portfolio Access – UX Case Study

Problem Statement

Investors currently share their mutual fund and stock portfolio details manually (via PDFs, screenshots, or emails), which is time-consuming, error-prone, and lacks real-time accuracy. This results in poor portfolio reviews and suboptimal financial advice from advisors.

🎯 Objective

To streamline and digitize the portfolio sharing and review process by integrating the Account Aggregator (AA) framework into the DSP mutual fund Web/App, enabling advisors to access real-time, consented financial data securely.

🥅 Goals
  • Enable investors to give one-time digital consent to share their portfolio data.
  • Provide advisors with a unified and real-time view of mutual fund and stock holdings.
  • Enhance trust and transparency between investors and advisors.
  • Eliminate manual document sharing (like PDFs or screenshots).
  • Improve portfolio insights for timely and informed recommendations.

Design Process

We receive a problem, conduct interviews with stakeholders (investors, advisors, and distributors), define a clear problem statement, and then work on ideas by brainstorming with PMs, designers, and the development team. We create wireframes and prototypes, and test them with users to gather feedback.

🧠 Understanding stakeholders , Investors, Distributors

👤 Personas in “Jobs to Be Done” (JTBD)

🌳 Information Architecture (IA)

🔹 Style Guide

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