Case Studies

Market Research and Analysis

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Digital Assets / Cryptocurrency
A blockchain and Digital assets as a Service technology company wants to conduct a Voice of the Customer and Competitive Benchmark study to gain a richer understanding of the onboarding process for major FinTech clients

Client description:

A real-time crypto currency aggregator/custodian with a gross settlement system, currency exchange and remittance network offering an open-source Digital Assets as a Service developer platform that enables developers and entrepreneurs to build real-world cryptocurrency payment solutions.

Challenge: 

Identifying, targeting, engaging, and interviewing decision makers in the digital assets technology developing world; being able to understand and speak their language, and translate their knowledge into onboarding best practices.

Methodologies: 

In-depth Executive Interviews

The result: 

Successfully discovered unmet needs and pain points of the onboarding process by benchmarking to competitors and getting customer feedback from clients. Provided support and go-to-market insights for the onboarding process targeted at all decision makers – C-Suite/Investors; operation, and IT/Security.

Geographic scope

US

Industries involved 

Digital Assets / Cryptocurrency, FinTech, Internet of Things (IoT)

Services applied 

Competitive Intelligence, Industry Analysis, Voice of the Customer

Methodologies 

Qualitative Research

Practice area

Market Research and Analysis

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