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Sisikku

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Pocket money your kids can watch grow

Sisikku is the family money app for Malaysian parents and kids aged 6 to 14. Send the weekly allowance, set chores that pay, and watch Guling the pangolin earn a shiny gold scale for every step your child saves toward a goal.

Free to start. Family plan RM 9.90 a month. No ads, ever.

  • 4.8

    App Store

    12,400 ratings

  • 4.7

    Google Play

    31,900 reviews

  • 4.6

    AppGallery

    2,100 reviews

  • 420k

    downloads

    since March 2024

  • RM 18.6m

    saved by kids

    in real goals

Three habits, one friendly app

Sisikku turns the talk about money into something kids do each week: save a little, earn a little, spend with care. Here is how each part works.

Save

Goals your child can see, not just a number

Every goal is split into 15 scales on Guling's back. Save RM 8 toward an RM 120 bicycle and one scale turns gold. Kids check in to see him shine, so saving feels like a game they are winning, one week at a time.

  • Up to 3 goals free, unlimited on the Family plan
  • Photo of the real item, so the goal stays real
  • Parents can add a top-up bonus when a goal is close

Earn

Chores that pay, approved in one tap

Set the jobs and the price: RM 1 to water the plants, RM 5 to help wash the car. Your child ticks it off, you get a nudge, and one tap moves the money to their pocket. No more loose coins in the kitchen drawer.

  • Repeat chores daily, weekly or one time only
  • Photo proof for the big jobs, if you want it
  • Works for siblings: each child sees only their own list

Spend

Real spending, with limits you choose

Older kids get the Sisikku Kad, a prepaid card for the school canteen and the bookshop. You pick the daily and weekly limit and which kinds of shops are allowed. Every tap shows up on your phone within seconds.

  • Daily limit from RM 2 to RM 50
  • Block game top-ups and online shopping
  • Freeze the card from your phone in one tap

Set up tonight, first allowance on Friday

Three steps, one cup of teh tarik. You stay in charge of the money; your kids get their own simple app.

A parent and child leaning over a phone together at the dinner table with cups of teh tarik nearby
  1. 1

    Download and add your family

    Install Sisikku on your phone, sign in with MyKad e-KYC and add each child's first name and age. Takes about 4 minutes.

  2. 2

    Link a kid's phone or tablet

    Scan the family code on your child's device. No email or phone number needed for kids under 13. They pick their own Guling colour.

  3. 3

    Set the allowance and the first goal

    Choose an amount and a day, like RM 10 every Friday. Add one goal together and one chore. Guling takes it from there.

Take a look inside

Big buttons, short words and a pangolin who cheers. Available in English, Bahasa Melayu and 中文.

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Built for two kinds of users who want different things

For parents

Control and peace of mind, without being the family bank teller.

  • See it all in one place

    Balances, goals, chores and card taps for every child, updated live.

  • Set the rules once

    Allowance day, spending limits and allowed shops. Change them any time.

  • Teach without lecturing

    The Sunday report gives you one small, useful thing to talk about.

  • Share with your partner

    Two parents, one family. Both get alerts and both can approve chores.

For kids

Their own space, a mascot on their side, and money that feels real.

  • My own money, my own app

    A simple home screen with big buttons and no ads, ever.

  • Guling cheers me on

    Every scale I fill makes him shinier. At 15, he does a happy roll.

  • Earn it my way

    Pick extra chores from the list Mama and Ayah made.

  • Missions, not homework

    Short money games that unlock stickers for Guling.

Safe like a pangolin, which is very safe

When a pangolin feels danger it curls into a ball of armour. Sisikku is built the same way: kids get freedom to learn, and everything risky stays behind the parent's lock.

Read our PDPA notice, data retention policy and the list of partners who process data for us in the app under Settings, then Privacy.

  • Kept in Malaysia

    Your family's data sits in data centres in Malaysia and is handled under the Personal Data Protection Act 2010.

  • We never sell data

    No ads in the app, no data brokers, no selling what your kids do. Our money comes from the Family plan.

  • Kids can't pay strangers

    Children can only send money to family members you approve. No chat, no friend requests, no public profile.

  • Parent-approved everything

    New goals, card limits and allowed shops all need a parent's OK before they switch on.

  • Locked with your face

    Parent actions need Face ID, fingerprint or a 6-digit PIN. Each new device must be approved.

  • Freeze in one tap

    Lost card or lost phone? Freeze from the app in seconds and unfreeze when it turns up.

What families tell us

Stories from the app stores and our family panel. Names and details are fictional.

  • “My two used to ask for RM 5 every morning. Now they check Sisikku first and tell me what they can afford. Adam saved for his bicycle in 14 weeks.”
    Nurul AinaMother of 2, Shah Alam
  • “The chores list stopped the nagging. My daughter chose extra jobs on her own because she wanted the Lego set.”
    Kelvin TeohFather of 1, Penang
  • “Duit Raya mode is genius. For the first time the packets went into savings instead of disappearing in a week.”
    Priya NairMother of 3, Johor Bahru
  • “Guling has 15 scales now. He did a roll! I am saving for a keyboard next.”
    Hana, age 10Shared by her father, Kuching
  • “I like that there are no ads and no chat. I can give my son freedom without worrying who he talks to.”
    Faizal RahmanFather of 2, Kuantan

As featured in (fictional publications)

  • Kopi Tech Daily

    “The rare kids' finance app that kids actually open.”

  • Keluarga Ceria

    “Duit Raya mode alone is worth the download.”

  • The Weekend Ringgit

    “A gentle, local answer to pocket money in a cashless age.”

  • Parentpod MY

    “Best family app of the year, listeners' choice.”

Free to start, fair when you grow

Start with the free plan for as long as you like. Move to Family when you want the card and more kids. Cancel in the app any time.

Free

For trying Sisikku with one or two kids.

RM 0forever

  • 1 parent and up to 2 kids
  • Weekly allowance and top-ups
  • Up to 3 goals with Guling
  • Chores with one-tap approval
  • Money missions, levels 1 to 3
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Family

Everything, for the whole household.

RM 9.90a month

or RM 99 a year (2 months free). Sisikku Kad RM 15 one-time per card.

  • 2 parents and up to 5 kids
  • Unlimited goals and savings jars
  • Sisikku Kad for each child aged 8+
  • Spending limits and shop controls
  • Duit Raya mode and top-up bonus
  • Sunday report and all missions
  • Priority help on WhatsApp, 9am to 9pm
Try Family free for 30 days

Prices in Ringgit and include SST. Sisikku Kad issued by a licensed e-money partner (fictional in this demo).

Questions parents ask first

Still unsure? Our family support team replies on WhatsApp within the hour, 9am to 9pm daily.

Ask us on WhatsApp
What age is Sisikku for?

The kids' app is made for ages 6 to 14. Younger children use goals and chores without a card. The Sisikku Kad is for kids aged 8 and up, with limits you set.

Is the money real, and where is it kept?

Yes. You top up your parent wallet with FPX, DuitNow or a debit card. Money in Sisikku is held by our licensed e-money partner in a trust account, separate from our company's own money.

Does my child need their own phone?

No. Kids can use a shared tablet or a parent's old phone. Each child signs in with a picture PIN, so siblings on one device only see their own pocket.

Can my child spend more than I allow?

No. The card stops at the daily and weekly limit and at any shop type you have blocked. You get an alert for every tap, and you can freeze the card in one tap.

What happens to Duit Raya money?

Kids log each packet in Duit Raya mode. You choose a split, like 70% saved and 30% to spend, and Sisikku moves the saved part into their goals automatically.

Can grandparents send money too?

Yes. On the Family plan you can invite up to 4 relatives as givers. They can send gifts for birthdays or Raya, but cannot see balances or change any settings.

How do I cancel the Family plan?

In the app, go to Settings, then Plan, then Cancel. You keep Family features until the end of the month or year you paid for, then move to the free plan. Nothing is deleted.

Which languages does the app speak?

English, Bahasa Melayu and Simplified Chinese. Each person in the family can pick their own language, so Tok Wan can use BM while the kids use English.

Guling is waiting for his first gold scale

Download Sisikku free, set up your family tonight and send the first allowance this Friday. It takes about 10 minutes, including the pangolin naming debate.

Needs iOS 16 or Android 9 and up. Also on HarmonyOS via AppGallery.

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