Bitget and UNICEF Launch Financial Literacy Module Featuring Blockchain Education

Bitget has collaborated with UNICEF to develop a new online financial literacy module for the Game Changers Coalition curriculum. The initiative contributes Bitget's blockchain expertise to help young learners understand the fundamentals of finance and how emerging technologies shape the digital financial system. Financial literacy today encompasses more than budgeting and interest rates, extending to the technologies that reshape how value is exchanged and managed.

The newly launched Introduction to Financial Literacy module combines foundational financial concepts with an introduction to blockchain. Designed as an interactive self-paced online course, the program utilizes short video lessons, visual learning materials, and quizzes. Topics covered include supply and demand, budgeting, credit, loans, interest rates, and blockchain fundamentals. Participants who finish the program receive a certificate of completion. The course is accessible free of charge through Agora, UNICEF’s learning platform, and is designed primarily for young learners.

The curriculum integrates game-based learning through Neon Paycheck, a short online game that serves as an engaging entry point into the course. Set within a futuristic city, the game casts players as a young person navigating everyday financial choices regarding earning, spending, planning, and avoiding scams. By turning financial concepts into choices with immediate consequences, Neon Paycheck offers a playful first introduction to the module's topics, aligning with the Game Changers Coalition approach of using video game development and game-based learning to make complex skills accessible and practical.

Bitget collaborated directly with UNICEF to create the blockchain chapters of the curriculum, ensuring digital assets and blockchain concepts are presented in a practical and balanced manner. Bitget CEO Gracy Chen appears throughout the module to guide learners through core blockchain concepts and their function within the broader financial ecosystem. The launch represents the latest milestone in Bitget's partnership with UNICEF. Previously in 2025, Bitget partnered with UNICEF Luxembourg to support the Game Changers Coalition in equipping young people, particularly girls, with future-ready skills. The Coalition has since reached over 642,000 young people, parents, and teachers across eight countries—Armenia, Brazil, Cambodia, India, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Morocco, and South Africa—with planned expansion to Bolivia, Bangladesh, and Indonesia in 2026. The Financial Literacy Module forms part of the Coalition's future-ready curriculum, which also covers artificial intelligence and video game development for young people in emerging economies.