01
A parent creates the challenge
A parent adds "Tidy your room" with a 250 virtual currency reward and assigns it to Aarav. It appears in the child's own Rpenny app.
Chore
Tidy your room
Waiting for Aarav
Rpenny
How it works
Every reward in Rpenny follows the same path — a parent assigns, a child completes, a parent reviews and approves, and virtual currency moves to the wallet.

How does it actually work?

Let's follow one challenge through six steps.
Step by step
Follow one challenge from assignment to practice — the same flow behind every reward in Rpenny.
01
A parent adds "Tidy your room" with a 250 virtual currency reward and assigns it to Aarav. It appears in the child's own Rpenny app.
Chore
Tidy your room
Waiting for Aarav
02
Aarav does the challenge and taps Done. Nothing is credited yet — a parent still has to check.
Penny
Lv. 4
340 XP
Task
Tidy your room
Done, waiting
03
The parent gets a notification and sees the challenge waiting for review. They can approve it, or reject it with a note so the child can try again.
Chore
Tidy your room
04
One tap. The parent approves the challenge and the reward is released — every reward in Rpenny is approved by a parent first.
Chore
Tidy your room
250 + 20 XP credited
05
250 virtual currency and 20 XP arrive in Aarav's wallet. The balance goes from 1,150 to 1,400 virtual currency, and the "New cricket bat" goal moves closer.
Wallet
06
Virtual currency 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 virtual currency / 2,400 virtual currency
Virtual currency
48% saved
Every child's account starts with a parent. Add the Child app once your child is ready to try Rpenny for themselves.