Zogo is a mobile app that pays kids to learn financial literacy. They break down complicated financial concepts into more than 300 bite-sized modules that meet kids on their phones. These modules start with easy concepts like budgeting but grow more complex as teenagers advance through the app. Users start each module by learning five concepts before taking a five-question quiz. Kids earn points in the form of pineapples as they complete modules. They can redeem these points for rewards such as gift cards. Financial institutions partner with Zogo to co-brand the app and use it as a tool to engage, attract and learn about GenZ. They would distribute it to existing customers, complement teen checking accounts and leave behind after teaching at their partner schools. We're backed by Techstars and MetLife. We have won 2019 NACUSO Next Big Idea Competition in the credit union industry as well as the "Best of Show" at FinovateFall 2019. Zogo is built by a team of GenZ, and built for GenZ.