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Bank Hapoalim Launches Digital Money Management Platform for Children Aged 8 and Up
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First reported by Globes · Jul 8, 2026
What happened
Bank Hapoalim has launched Poalim Junior, a digital platform enabling children aged 8 and above to manage money with parental oversight. The service includes a prepaid card, savings options, and educational content for both children and parents, aiming to foster early financial literacy.
- 01Bank Hapoalim launches Poalim Junior, a digital money management platform for children 8+.
- 02Parents can control accounts, load prepaid cards, and receive purchase alerts via the bank app.
- 03Children can manage money independently, make payments, and track budgets digitally.
- 04Parents can open fixed-interest savings accounts for children with 4% annual returns.
- 05The platform includes educational content hubs for parents and children developed with financial experts.
- 06Poalim Junior offers entertainment benefits through Poalim Wonder to enhance user experience.
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