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Vote with Your Wallet

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Your question is Vote with Your Wallet. Take a moment with it on the right.

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Problem

Imagine people can vote with their wallets.

Asked in the final-stage whiteboard challenge. This is a live whiteboard product design exercise; you are expected to lead the discussion while the interviewer steers toward an expected solution.

Clarify what “vote” means, identify the users and job to be done, then design a product direction. Explain how you would prioritize the experience, validate demand, and measure whether it creates meaningful value. You may use Revolut surfaces such as the Revolut app, card payments, merchant discovery, or subscription plans where relevant, but do not assume a predefined feature.