Allowance that lasts the whole month.
Parents send rupiah once. It arrives split into envelopes, and each envelope opens one week at a time.
Four Mondays, four shares.
An envelope never hands over the whole month. Food releases $100 on arrival and $100 on each of the next three Mondays, so week four is funded before week one begins.
The card knows which envelope pays.
You never choose at the till. The kind of shop decides, and if that envelope is short, Everyday pays instead.
Emergency needs a second yes.
The Emergency envelope stays shut until a trusted person approves with a fingerprint or face. If they can't answer, it opens by itself after 48 hours.
Example: Raka asks Mama to open $70,00 from Emergency.
Mama sees totals, not receipts.
Parents pay in rupiah by bank transfer and see what is left in each envelope. Where the money was spent stays with the student.
They see an alert in the app when an envelope runs low, a blocked purchase is tried, or Emergency is requested.
From invite to first allowance in minutes.
Questions people ask.
Where is my money kept?
As digital dollars, held under envelope rules that are public, so anyone can check that they do what this page says.
Where does the card work?
In shops and online, wherever cards are accepted. Each payment is taken from the envelope that matches the kind of shop.
Why is my balance in dollars?
The rupiah is converted once, on the day your parent pays. After that the amount stays the same, whatever the exchange rate does.
Can my parent see what I buy?
No. They see each envelope's total and alerts in the app, for example when a blocked purchase is tried. They never see the shop.
What if my trusted person doesn't answer?
The Emergency envelope opens automatically 48 hours after you ask.
What if I lose my phone?
Your passkey is saved in your phone's password manager, so it comes back when you sign in on a new phone. If the passkey itself is lost, your trusted person can approve a new one, which takes 48 hours.