About Mydoh

Mydoh is the money management app designed to help parents help their kids learn money values and skills. It's simple, safe and secure.

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Change begins with an idea

Mydoh is the brainchild of Faria Rahman and Gaurav Kapoor, who first met during their MBA at the University of Toronto. Both were passionate about changing the way people think about and deal with money.

Mydoh began with the shared belief that money management isn’t something you are taught, as much as something you learn through experience – and that experience should start early.

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Many parents lack the discipline or the know-how to build a financially educated household and schools don’t teach kids about money.

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For love and money

Money goes by many names: green, cheddar, loot, bank, and of course, dough. Whatever your kids call it, having their own money is an important part of their development.

We all want the best for our kids, and helping them build good money habits as they enter their teen years is a great place to start. That’s where the Mydoh Smart Cash Card comes in. We believe that given responsibility and a little guidance, kids will learn real values that help shape the world they want.

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Hands-on experience

The Mydoh Smart Cash Card helps young people build competency and confidence by practicing and improving their understanding of money. They make earning and spending decisions in the real world and parents are always close by to support and have meaningful conversations.

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Parental guidance

We know there are many different parenting approaches. With Mydoh, you decide how involved you want to be.

  • See your kids’ spending activity and comment on decisions (both good and bad) all in real-time.
  • Have oversight and control over the amount of money you extend to kids or budget the amount they kids can spend.
  • Set up a weekly allowance for your kids.
  • Assign tasks and chores to help kids learn the value of earning money.
  • If need be, you can pause your kids’ Smart Cash Card.