September is just around the corner. Along with all the big and small purchases, preparing your child for school, and repeating the letters, there comes a moment when, in the middle of the preschool hustle and bustle, you pause and remember – children should also eat well at school.

“Of course, the best option is to pack healthy food prepared by your own hands. Sometimes schools even provide breaks for that. But as children grow older, especially in the higher grades, they begin to ask for “pocket money” to buy something from the cafeteria or the store.

How can you avoid worrying that your child might lose money? Especially now, in the age of non-cash payments, we’d like to remind you about a financial app designed specifically for children aged 8-16,” the news release reads.

With the Idram Junior app, children can keep non-cash money in their account, make contactless payments with Idram QR, save, and at the same time gain essential financial literacy skills.

“The main advantage of the application is that parents fully control their child’s financial activities: only parents or family members can transfer money to the child’s account. At the same time, parents can track all expenses and payments in detail.

Idram Junior is not only convenient, but also a child’s first step into the financial world – a step they can take in a more competent, correct, and safe way,” the news release reads.

The company is supervised by the CBA.