Money lessons you can play
MarketPlay is an interactive financial literacy game for Indian students.
Play short games on money and the stock market, then practise with virtual money in paper trading. Read the concepts here, then try them in the game.
Built for ages 13 to 17. Accounts are open from age 13 with no upper limit. All trading, balances and game outcomes are simulated.
MONTY / MARKETPLAYYour friend in the small print
Money makes more sense with Monty.
He spots the hidden cost, asks the useful question and helps you understand what happened. A little dramatic about receipts. Always on your side.
“The monthly number looks small. What do all the payments add up to?”
Meet Monty ↗What can you do in MarketPlay?
Play short games on money and the stock market, one chapter at a time.
Practise placing trades and reading a portfolio using virtual money in a simulated stock market.
Bring financial decisions into class with live rooms, shared discussion and private cohort learning.
Start with a question about money
- Money basics: Understand what money does, how banks work and how borrowing differs from saving.
- Budgeting: Connect everyday spending to goals, emergencies and larger purchases.
- Investing: Learn about compounding, mutual funds, risk and long term goals before making real decisions.
- Market fundamentals: Understand shares, market prices, company analysis and the risks behind trading instruments.
- Behavioural finance: Explore how emotion, bias and uncertainty can influence money decisions.
For students, parents and teachers
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