
Private Equity
Capital placed into property and land, held and tracked as shareholdings.
Complex organisations run on products most designers never see. At EBIXCash I design across wealth management, capital markets, and custody, where interface decisions carry real financial consequence. Before that: field operations, government platforms, IoT, and embedded finance. The problems differ — the method doesn't.





EBIXCash builds the wealth, custody and lending platforms that banks and advisors run on. I design across them — these are three.

Capital placed into property and land, held and tracked as shareholdings.

Every client on one screen — portfolio status, wealth under management, and what needs attention today.

Clients borrow against the portfolio they already hold, without having to sell any of it.
Advisors read this page in front of a client who is deciding where to put their money. The old version buried the numbers that decide it and left half its own fields empty. Drag the handle.


EBIXCash · wealth platform · advisor-facing
A target is set in an office and worked in a street. ARC is the system that keeps both ends looking at the same number — phone in the field, console in the office.

A home is not a network of devices. It's a set of intentions the system must understand.
One connected ecosystem across web and mobile — device control, automation, energy, and administration, unified so a resident and a facility administrator operate the same infrastructure at different altitudes.


SAKSHAM matches the skills of shramiks — India's informal workforce — against what MSMEs actually need, and removes the middlemen who normally sit in between. Run by TIFAC under the Ministry of Science & Technology.
I designed the candidate side of it — the onboarding journey, the job-discovery flows, and the platform screens. The constraint shaped everything: a first-time smartphone user, low literacy, patchy connection, often filling this in on someone else's phone. Nothing could assume prior knowledge.
Programme reach, delivered by TIFAC with Sapio Analytics as implementation partner.
TIFAC unveiled SAKSHAM — Shramik Shakti Manch — a job portal mapping the skills of shramiks against the requirements of MSMEs. India's first public–private partnership model for livelihood.



Fintech pays the bills. This is the work I'd point at if someone asked whether design can matter — a screen that ends with somebody getting a job.
The same method — find the system underneath, then make it usable — applied wherever the work demanded it.





Fintech · Field Force · Gov-Tech · HRMS · Insurance · IoT · Ed-Tech · Legal
A social platform where creators actually get paid — live shows, ticketed concerts, subscriptions and mid-stream tips, all settling into a wallet that lives inside the feed rather than bolted on beside it.







Describe the software you need and the platform generates it. I designed the operator console behind that — repository generation tracked across ChatGPT, Claude and Deepseek, iteration counts, and customer-wise reporting for every tenant on the platform.


A security operations workspace for analysts working live incidents. In active build — more when it ships.
I sit with the relationship managers, the field agents, the recovery team — until their vocabulary is mine.
Sitemaps, task flows, and every unhappy path. In finance the exception is the job, not the footnote.
Low-fidelity first. If the flow fails in grey boxes, no amount of visual polish is going to save it.
Components, tokens, and a type scale — so the fiftieth screen still looks like the first one.
Usability runs and a heuristic pass, then redlines an engineer can build from without asking me twice.
Work that has reached national institutions, banking, and enterprise platforms — from government initiatives to financial services.



