Supporting brighter school days

A better school day starts with a little more control.

Student Pass is a Ghana pilot helping families guide school spending while students practise everyday money choices.

Ghana pilot · Payments are simulated. Do not deposit real money.

Illustrative portrait of a Ghanaian parent and student preparing for school.

Illustrative Student Pass card and wristband designs without a school name.

Card and wristband concepts

Parents guide. Set allowances and spending rules. Students grow. Practise everyday choices. Schools connect. Shape a supervised pilot.

How it works

From home to school, a simpler way to manage spending.

Parent guidance, student independence and a shorter vendor checkout—all in one planned school-day flow.

Illustrative parent checking a phone at home.

Parent sets the rules

Choose an allowance and spending limits, then review your child’s activity in the pilot account.

Illustrative student at a school canteen wearing a generic wristband.

Student presents a credential

The proposed school experience uses a card or wristband, so a child would not need a phone at the counter.

Illustrative school canteen vendor using a tablet.

Vendor enters the amount

An amount-first workflow is designed to keep the line moving, without selecting every item before checkout.

Illustrative pilot flow. Live payments, physical readers and credential use require further implementation and testing.

Considering a school pilot?Tell us how your canteen works and what parents need to control.

Discuss the pilot

For parents

Their choices.
Your guidance.

Student Pass brings allowances, spending rules and activity into a parent-managed pilot account. Children get room to make everyday choices with a family member involved.

Set boundariesChoose daily, weekly or monthly limits.

Stay informedReview spending and adjust the rules.

Respond quicklyUse the pilot’s card controls when needed.

Access the invited pilot See the current pilot screens

Generic Student Pass card and wristband concept without an institution name. — Illustrative designs. No school, card manufacturer or live payment partner is implied.

Inside the pilot

A real look at the parent workspace.

These are captures from the connected Student Pass development build, run with a fictional family and simulated money. They show existing parent screens, not live payments or physical checkout.

Swipe across each screen or tap it to open a larger view.

Actual synthetic pilot screen showing available spending and remaining limits in the parent workspace. — **Parent overview**See the student’s simulated balance and limits.

Actual synthetic pilot screen showing the allowance frequency and amount controls. — **Allowance controls**Set a repeat schedule and amount in the test workspace.

Screens from a development pilot using fictional family records and simulated transactions. The interface may change before a school pilot.

Illustrative student planning with a notebook at home.

Money skills for life

Small choices today. More confidence tomorrow.

Learning about money works best when it connects to real decisions. The Student Pass pilot helps students practise planning, spending and saving with guidance from parents and schools.

01Plan an allowance

Talk through what needs to last the school week.

02Make a choice

Consider what matters before spending.

03Reflect together

Review choices and set the next goal.

For schools

A school-day pilot shaped around your community.

Schools can help define where the pilot works and which vendors may participate. For planning, we may ask only for aggregate student counts by form or class. A school can share the invitation with parents; interested families sign up directly and voluntarily.

Discuss a school pilot

Illustrative unnamed Ghanaian school courtyard with students walking.

School-led setup

Agree the practical rules and pilot boundaries together.

Approved vendors

Bring school-approved sellers into the proposed flow.

Custom identity

Explore card and wristband concepts with approved branding.

Before any school pilot

What we would work through together

These are planning topics for a school conversation, not claims that live payments or physical checkout are available today.

01Size the pilot

Use aggregate class sizes and the canteen flow to plan capacity. No student names or roster are needed.

02Invite parents

The school shares the invitation. Parents decide whether to sign up directly and provide their own details.

03Review a safe test

Agree what an invited, simulated pilot can demonstrate and what must be verified before any live rollout.

Invited testers

Already invited? Sign in.

Choose the workspace named in your invitation. Payments are simulated; please do not deposit real money or use real card details.

No invitation yet? Ask about the pilot.

Parent sign-in Student sign-in Vendor sign-in School staff sign-in

Contact the pilot team

Tell us what you would like to explore.

We welcome conversations with schools, parents, canteen operators and education partners interested in a supervised pilot. Please do not send student lists or children’s details through this form.

General enquiries and partnershipsinfo@studentpassafrica.com

Account and pilot supportsupport@studentpassafrica.com

Based at Wougon Close, Accra, Ghana. For account help, describe the step that failed and any error message. Never send a password or temporary code.