Redesigning Pakistan's PSX-authorized research platform to feel trustworthy for first-time investors and fast for active traders.
Sarmaaya is a PSX-authorized data redistributor — its research and portfolio-tracking platform brings PSX stocks, mutual funds, ETFs, gold, forex and commodities onto one dashboard. That breadth is the product's strength, but the website carrying it felt dated next to the fintechs Sarmaaya competes with for a new investor's trust.
Make a data-dense financial platform feel accessible to a first-time investor, without slowing down the professionals who live in the screener every day.
Reviewed support tickets and app-store reviews to find where new investors dropped off versus where active traders got frustrated.
Built one shared table and card language for stocks, funds, gold and forex, so switching asset classes never feels like switching apps.
Tested the screener and fund-comparison flows against real filtering tasks investors use to shortlist opportunities.
Company and fund pages that establish credibility before the data.
Filter stocks by price, P/E, dividend yield and more without lag.
Set funds or stocks side by side in one consistent table format.
Everything rolls up into one portfolio view across asset classes.
Financials, fundamentals and history laid out so a first-time visitor can read them without a finance background.
Filters for price, P/E, dividend yield and market cap that stay responsive as investors save and reuse their own screens.
Mutual funds set side by side in one table, so performance and fees are compared like-for-like at a glance.
The redesign gave Sarmaaya a company presence that matches the seriousness of a PSX-authorized data platform — stronger returning-user numbers, a near-zero rage-click rate, and one visual system that scales across stocks, funds, gold and forex instead of six different ones.