NEP 2020 ALIGNED · GRADES 1–12

Building
Financial Thinkers
for Life

A progressive financial literacy ecosystem helping children understand money, decisions, responsibility, and planning — through real-world projects, simulations, and behavioural learning.

12-Level Curriculum
Real-World Projects
Olympiad Ecosystem
Parent-Integrated
The Problem

A Critical Gap
in Education.

1Cr+

Students graduate every year without learning how money works. We help learners build the financial knowledge, skills, and judgment needed to make informed decisions in the real world.

Our Approach

Skill-Based,
Not Age-Based.

A learner's progress is determined by mastery, not age. A 5-year-old can learn concepts designed for older learners if they are ready, while every level builds upon and strengthens previous learning.

FoundationMastered
Growth72%
Strategy38%

Every level unlocks when mastered — not when a birthday arrives.

The Gap we're Closing

Children Learn Equations.
But Not Money.

Schools teach academic performance. Very few systems teach financial decision-making, budgeting, spending behaviour, or money responsibility.

Traditional Education

Memorizing formulas, not financial choices

Theory without real-world application

No budgeting, saving or spending skills

No understanding of risk or decisions

Children unprepared for digital economy

MontreCY Approach

Decision-based, real-world financial learning

Progressive curriculum across 12 levels

Budgeting, saving, and planning skills

Risk awareness and financial judgment

Behavioural validation by parents

Spiral Learning Levels

Integrated Lesson

Multi - Tire Events

What Is MontreCY

A Financial Literacy Ecosystem.
Not Just an App.

MontreCY combines curriculum, assessments, projects, real-world activities, behavioural validation, gamification, expos, Olympiads, and parent participation into one progressive ecosystem.

Progressive Curriculum

Spiral progression from basic money recognition to strategic financial systems thinking.

Real-World Projects

Students investigate, observe, compare, and reflect through structured real-world activities.

Decision-Based Learning

Focus on choices, reasoning, and consequences — not memorization.

Parent-Integrated Reflection

Parents validate behavioural understanding and reinforce learning in everyday life.

The Ecosystem
Curriculum
Assessments
Real Projects
Activities
Behavioural Validation
Gamification
Financial Expos
Reward Marketplace
Parent Portal
Financial National Summits
Learning Architecture

Every Lesson. Five Segments.

A carefully designed architecture that transforms financial concepts into real behavioural capability.

01

Learn

Structured concept learning with guided explanations, examples, and micro-practice.

02

Watch

Story-driven videos with relatable characters, real-life financial conflicts and decisions.

03

Assess

LOT, MOT, and HOT questions measuring factual understanding, application, and inference.

04

Apply

Real-world activities-budgeting, market visits, saving trackers, financial simulations.

05

Parent Evaluation

Parent evaluation of behavioural understanding, reasoning, and real-life decision quality.

Real-World Learning

Learning Beyond Screens

Students don't just answer questions. They investigate markets, compare prices, plan budgets, manage simulated stalls, and make real financial decisions.

Levels 3–5

Market Observation & Price Comparison

Students visit a local market, compare prices for the same item, and document value differences.

Levels 4–6

30-Day Saving Tracker Challenge

Students set a savings goal, track daily decisions, and reflect on temptation vs discipline.

Levels 6–7

Family Budget Observation Project

Students observe household spending, categorize expenses, and create a mini budget plan.

Levels 8–9

Brand Value Trade-off Analysis

Students compare branded vs unbranded products, evaluating quality, price, and social influence.

School Expo

Financial Stall Simulation

Students manage a simulated stall — pricing, inventory, transactions, and profit tracking.

Levels 10–12

Risk & Investment Strategy Plan

Students evaluate financial products, model risk scenarios, and build a strategic financial plan.

Events Ecosystem

A National Financial Literacy Ecosystem

Learning extends beyond the app into large-scale experiential events designed to showcase financial thinking, decision-making, and real-world application.

Tier 1 · School Level01

Financial Expo

A controlled financial ecosystem where students experience pricing, selling, spending, negotiation, and planning in real time.

Financial stalls & simulations
Project showcase
Budgeting games
Market transactions
Team challenges
Tier 2 · District / State02

Regional Competition

Advanced learners participate in financial reasoning tasks, real-world case challenges, and strategic simulations evaluated by experts.

Decision challenge rounds
Case-based simulations
Expert interactions
Collaborative reasoning tasks
Comparative evaluation
Tier 3 · National03

National Financial Summit

The highest-performing students engage in systems-level thinking, strategic simulations, and policy-oriented financial reasoning.

Strategic financial simulations
Policy-oriented reasoning
Risk evaluation scenarios
Financial case solving
National recognition
Your ProgressLevel 7

1,240

XP earned this semester

District Olympiad · Qualified
Budget Master
7 Projects

21-Day Streak

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Reward System

Learning That Rewards Consistency & Growth

Students earn XP, badges, streaks, and achievement milestones through meaningful participation — not shortcuts. The future vision includes a real-world educational reward marketplace.

Coming: Reward Marketplace

Books & Guides

500–1,200 XP

School Supplies

300–800 XP

Learning Kits

800–2,000 XP

Academic Tools

400–1,000 XP

Why MontreCY

Not Another Content App

MontreCY is designed as a structured financial behaviour ecosystem — not a content delivery platform.

Area
Traditional Learning
MontreCY
Learning Style
Memorization of theory
Decision-making & application
Assessment
One-time tests, marks-focused
Continuous behavioural validation
Engagement
Passive learning, worksheets
Active participation, real projects
Real World
Classroom-only delivery
Market visits, simulations, expos
Curriculum
Static, disconnected chapters
Spiral progression, increasing rigor
Parents
No structured role
Integrated reflection & validation
Outcomes
Subject knowledge
Financial behaviour & competency
For Parents

Help Your Child Build Real Financial Understanding

Financial literacy is not only about money. It's about responsibility, self-control, planning, and long-term thinking. Parents participate as facilitators, observers, and reinforcement partners.

For Schools

A Financial Literacy Ecosystem for Modern Schools

Integrate experiential learning, competency-based assessment, financial expos, and Olympiads aligned with NEP 2020 into your school's broader educational ecosystem.

Start Building Financial Thinkers Today

Join a new generation of learning where children don't just study financial concepts — but learn how to think, decide, and act responsibly in the real world.