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Children's Accounts
Pocket money, savings goals, and spending categories for kids.
2 min readLast updated 27 April 2026
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What it does
Children's accounts let parents add kids to a Family group with age-appropriate money management tools — pocket money tracking, savings goals with emoji, and simplified spending categories.
For parents: setting up your child
- Create a Family group — go to Groups → Create Group → select "Family"
- Add a child — go to the Children tab → Add Child. Enter their name and age.
- Set pocket money — choose an amount and frequency (weekly or monthly)
- Set spending limits — optionally set a weekly or monthly cap
- Create savings goals — name, target amount, and emoji (🎮 🚲 📚)
- Log spending — for under 13s, the parent logs expenses on their behalf
For children: accessing your account
- Sign up for Blankitt Finance at finance.blankitt.com (free — a parent helps set this up)
- Ask your parent to link your account — they update your child entry with your email or user ID
- Open the Family group — go to Groups from the sidebar, open the family group
- See your dashboard — your balance, savings goals, and recent spending
- Log your spending — tap "Log Expense" to record what you've spent
- Add to savings goals — transfer money from your balance into your goals
Child categories
Toys & Games, Snacks & Treats, Sports & Activities, Entertainment, Hobbies, Books & Learning, Gifts for Others, Savings, Other.
How it works by age
- All children can view their balance, savings goals, and spending history
- All children can log expenses (with kid-friendly categories)
- Parents set spending limits — if a purchase would exceed the limit, it's blocked
- Parents can review all activity and manage pocket money settings
- The parent always has full visibility and control
Tips
- Pocket money auto-generates each week or month via a recurring rule
- Spending limits are enforced — purchases exceeding the limit are blocked
- Goals can have emoji for motivation and optional deadlines
- The balance tracks pocket money in minus spending and savings out