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Homework for kids can now become a way to earn pocket money. Monobank has launched a new feature that lets parents set a reward for completed tasks and transfer it directly to a child’s card.
How the new monobank feature works
Details on Monday, 26 October, were shared by the bank’s cofounder Oleh Gorohovskyi. Parents independently decide what the child needs to do, set the reward amount and the deadline. The corresponding task appears in their app, and after the work is completed you need to press the "Mission completed" button.
However funds do not arrive automatically. First adults must verify the result and confirm that the agreement was fulfilled. Only after this is the specified amount credited to the child’s card.
Note! To avoid payment disputes, task conditions cannot be changed after the child marks it as completed. At this stage there is only the option to approve the result or reject it.
In addition, the service has a few more features:
Both parents can create tasks, each with their own list.
Overdue assignments remain in the app even after the set deadline.
The reward amount is decided by adults themselves – depending on the task’s complexity.
How to create a task for a child in monobank: watch the video
Reminder, the bank previously launched another children’s feature – the ability to ask for pocket money directly through the app. To do this, simply specify the desired amount and add a comment, after which parents will receive a notification. They have a day to respond, and the number of such requests is limited to five per day.
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