More than just awards: the Junius Financial Tournament has concluded

YEREVAN, September 18. /ARKA/. Complex calculations, tough competition and major victories: the popular among children Junius Financial Tournament has come to an end. In an interactive and dynamic environment, participants learned how to manage and save money wisely, recognize and protect themselves against modern financial scams, and effectively use digital financial tools.

Tatevik Vardevanyan, Head of the Communication and Sustainable Development Department at Idram and IDBank, emphasized the positive impact of the Junius Financial Tournament on the participants.

“With every new round, the number of participants increased, and we were delighted to see new children join each time. We also had tournament ”veterans”, who took part in every game, constantly aiming to be among the leaders. According to the rules, once a participant wins, they cannot be named a winner again for the following three months and are eligible only for an encouragement prize. Nevertheless, this time as well, we had participants receiving encouragement prizes who were genuinely happy with those awards too,” noted Tatevik Vardevanyan.

The children’s growing interest, great enthusiasm, and newly acquired knowledge once again demonstrate that the Junius Financial Tournament, available in the Idram Junior app, is a strategic initiative that contributes to shaping a financially literate generation and lays a solid foundation for future success.

The Idram Junior app is designed for users aged 8–16. It allows children to use cashless payment methods, make contactless payments, save money, and develop financial literacy, while giving parents the ability to monitor their children’s financial activities through a modern and secure tool.

Congratulations to all participants. We wish you many more victories ahead.

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