Toss-FSS Collaborate on Financial Education for Children and Adolescents

Available for viewing once a week on the Toss app

Toss announced on the 10th that it will collaborate with the Financial Supervisory Service’s ‘e-Financial Education Center’ to introduce financial education content for children and adolescents within the Toss application (app).

Through a separate menu called ‘Money Study Cafe’ within the Toss app, this content has been continuously provided. More than 200,000 Toss users aged 7 to 18 (Teens) study this content monthly on average. Toss explained that it delivers basic economic concepts and helps users easily understand related news.

Using elementary, middle, and high school textbooks and video materials registered with the Financial Supervisory Service’s ‘e-Financial Education Center,’ new financial education content will be introduced. New content will be released once a week for Teen users, along with quizzes that allow immediate verification of learning results. Videos provided by the Financial Supervisory Service can also be viewed.

A Toss representative said, "We are pleased to provide high-quality learning content to our ‘Teens’ users through this collaboration with the Financial Supervisory Service," adding, "We will continue to introduce beneficial financial education content in the future."

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