I’d create a Reel that looks like a real WhatsApp group chat of Brazilian and Portuguese international students, where people are venting about being rejected for rent or banking because they don’t have local credit history. In the middle of the messages, one student casually drops, “Use Crebit, it actually works,” followed by a quick, unpolished cut to that person saying they were skeptical too but just needed something that worked. The video ends back in the group chat with others reacting and a simple line on screen: “If the group chat trusts it, I do too.”

I’d build trust by reducing uncertainty step by step. For international students, that means no assumptions, clear timelines, predictable costs, and guidance at every stage. Showing exactly what happens after each action, offering risk-free trials or safeguards, and backing it with human support makes Crebit feel dependable before it ever feels innovative.

I trust a new financial app when it’s transparent, secure, and doesn’t rush me into decisions. Clear communication, simple explanations, and visible credibility signals matter to me. Crebit can earn that trust by being honest about how it works, prioritizing user education, and consistently delivering on what it promises.