How INDmoney could turn RSU holders who only watch their portfolio into people who actually transact
High-income professionals with Restricted Stock Units open INDmoney to look at their portfolio, then place their trades somewhere else. They know about concentration risk: 50 percent of surveyed RSU earners have still never diversified their employer stock. Many pay a 2.5 percent FX conversion fee and wait five to seven days for settlement simply to use a platform they trust more.
The proposal pulls RSU tracking into the core portfolio experience and treats the vesting event as the activation trigger. Three sequential phases carry the user from seeing to doing. Portfolio Enrichment links brokerage accounts and shows RSU exposure inside the overall net worth view. Activation sends a contextual vesting notification with the concentration risk quantified. Execution offers a guided diversification plan and a USD-to-USD transfer bridge that removes the FX friction pushing users elsewhere.
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The transferable bitVesting is a date the product already knows, so it becomes the hook for both the notification and the guided flow. Picking a moment rather than a screen is the whole idea. The measurement is disciplined too: one primary conversion metric on a 30-day window, funnel metrics beneath it, and guardrails watching support tickets and DAU.
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