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  • Teaching Digital Money to Others 👩‍🏫📲

    Once you become confident with digital banking, you can create a ripple effect by empowering others. Many women — especially elders, helpers, or friends — want to learn but feel shy or scared of “doing it wrong.”

    • 🔹Who Can You Teach?

      • 👵🏼 Your mother, mother-in-law, or grandmother
      • 👩🏽‍🍼 Household help or nannies who handle money
      • 👭 Friends who still use cash only
      • 👩‍💼 Young girls or students curious about digital apps

      You don’t need to be an expert — just patient, respectful, and encouraging. 😊

    • 🔹 How to Teach Step-by-Step

      1. Start with basics: “What is UPI?”, “What is a PIN?”
      2. Use their own phone: Help them install an app and create a UPI ID
      3. Do a ₹1 test payment: Let them send or receive a small amount
      4. Teach safety rules: Never share PIN or click unknown links
      5. Repeat and review: Go over steps again the next day

      🌼 Encourage them to write steps in a notebook or stick a chart near their phone charger — visual reminders help a lot!

    • 🔹 Why This Matters

      Financial inclusion isn’t just about access — it’s about confidence and dignity. When women teach other women, we grow stronger together.

      💬 One learner shared: “I taught my house help to pay her child’s school fees through UPI. She felt so proud!”

      🌸 Final Thought

      Knowledge grows when shared. Whether you’re 25 or 65, you can be someone’s guide into a world of financial independence. 🌱💡