A fintech explainer video shows how a payment, a transfer, a loan or a fee works, step by step, so customers can trust it. Describe the flow: Voom writes the script, draws each step as motion graphics, from the app to the bank and back, and adds a voice-over, an original score and captions. Figures on screen come only from your prompt or your product page.
Prompt Explain how a UPI payment moves money from one bank account to another in about two seconds, for people in India who are new to paying by phone. Walk through who talks to whom: your app, your bank, NPCI, the other bank, and the PIN that only you know.
Who sends what to whom, in what order, and what the customer sees. Add the facts that must appear, such as fees or timings.
For your own product, paste its link. Voom keeps your brand, and every number on screen is checked against your site and your prompt.
Explain the flow in your customers’ language. Every voice speaks every language Voom offers, and captions follow the voice.
A boy taps Pay and coins fly off his phone. Before any diagram, the film asks what the viewer is wondering: where does the money go?
The app is drawn as a door, not a vault. It writes a payment request, who and how much, and sends it to your bank.
A keypad fills in four dots beside a lock: the one step that authorises the payment, and the one only the payer can take.
Your bank passes the request to NPCI, drawn as a dial between two banks, and NPCI hands it to the bank your friend uses.
A debit and a credit meet on one sheet with a tick, then the app shows Done and a receipt, all in about two seconds.
The confirmation travels back the same way, and a blackboard redraws the whole route: app, your bank, NPCI, their bank.
Most people never see what happens between pressing Pay and the money arriving. An explainer earns trust by showing that path: each party, each check and each message, in order. Once people can picture the steps, the product stops feeling mysterious and starts feeling safe.
Payment flows have many parties: the app, your bank, a network, the other bank. Give each one its own moment and a simple shape that stays the same for the whole film, so viewers can follow it from shot to shot.
In finance a wrong figure costs trust that is hard to win back. Voom only puts numbers on screen that your prompt or your product page states, so fees, limits and timings match what your customers will see.
Money is personal, and people follow it best in the language they think in. Voom’s voices speak more than 20 languages, including Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali and Tamil, so one explainer can reach each market in its own words.
Explain how a UPI payment moves money from one bank account to another in about two seconds, for people in India who are new to paying by phone.
Use this promptExplain how our savings round-ups work: every card payment rounds up to the next dollar and the change moves into savings. Warm and simple.
Use this promptExplain what a credit score is and three habits that raise it, for first-time borrowers. Calm and encouraging.
Use this promptExplain how an international transfer reaches another country, from the moment you press Send to the moment it lands. Clear and reassuring.
Use this promptEvery party and every step is drawn as motion graphics, so viewers follow the money with their eyes as well as their ears.
Fees, limits and timings come only from your prompt or your product page.
20 voices, each able to speak more than 20 languages, with captions that follow the voice.
Each film gets its own palette and type, chosen for the topic and the mood you describe, so money feels clear rather than loud.
A 90-second explainer uses 22 credits, about $1.14 on Pro. Your first video, up to 30 seconds, is free.
A short film that explains a financial product or process, such as a payment, a transfer, a loan or an account feature, with simple animated diagrams and a voice-over. Banks, payment apps and lenders use them on landing pages, in onboarding and in help articles.
Yes. Describe the steps in your prompt, or paste the page that explains them, and Voom draws each party and each step in order. Any fee, limit or timing you write in the prompt appears exactly as you wrote it.
Voom has a truth rule: a film states only figures its sources state. With a product link, every number is checked against your site and your prompt; without one, numbers come only from your prompt. Review the script as you would any customer material before you publish.
Yes. Choose the language of the voice-over and any of the 20 voices speaks it, with the accent following the language. Voom speaks more than 20 languages, including Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali, Tamil, Arabic, Indonesian and Vietnamese.
Long enough to walk through every step once. A single payment flow usually fits in 60 to 90 seconds; a process with more steps, such as a loan application, can need two minutes or more. Voom makes films up to 3 minutes on the Business plan.
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