01
A parent creates the chore
A parent adds "Tidy your room" with a 250 virtual ₹ reward and assigns it to Aarav. It appears in the child's own Rpenny app.
Chore
Virtual ₹Tidy your room
Waiting for Aarav
How it works
Six steps, one parent-approved reward
Every reward in Rpenny follows the same path — a parent assigns, a child completes, a parent reviews and approves, and virtual ₹ moves to the wallet.
Step by step
The full chore loop
Follow one chore from assignment to practice — the same flow behind every reward in Rpenny.
02
The child marks it done
Aarav does the chore and taps Done. Nothing is credited yet — a parent still has to check.
Penny
Lv. 4
340 XP
6-day streak
Task
Tidy your room
Done, waiting
03
It lands in the parent's review queue
The parent gets a notification and sees the chore waiting for review. They can approve it, or reject it with a note so the child can try again.
Chore
Virtual ₹Tidy your room
04
The parent approves
One tap. The parent approves the chore and the reward is released — every reward in Rpenny is approved by a parent first.
Chore
Virtual ₹Tidy your room
₹250 + 20 XP credited
05
Virtual ₹ and XP land in the child's wallet
250 virtual ₹ and 20 XP arrive in Aarav's wallet. The balance goes from 1,150 to 1,400 virtual ₹, and the "New cricket bat" goal moves closer.
Wallet
₹1,400Virtual ₹Incoming+₹250 · Tidy your room
- Tidy your room+₹250
- Bonus from parent+₹50
- Sent to Meera−₹100
- Added to New cricket bat−₹200
Send to sibling
Ask to spend
06
Then the child puts it to work
Virtual ₹ can go toward a savings goal, be sent to a sibling, or get tried out in the Money Playground — simulated fixed deposit, SIP and recurring deposit, always practice, never real money.
Savings goal
New cricket bat
₹1,150 / ₹2,400
Virtual ₹
48% saved
Set your family up in the Parent app
Every child's account starts with a parent. Add the Child app once your child is ready to try Rpenny for themselves.