FVeda Programs · for organisations
Teach financial decision-making, in a private group.
FVeda helps organisations teach financial decision-making through guided lessons, virtual-money practice and reflection.
- Virtual money only
- Not investment advice
- Private, invitation-only groups
- What I observed
- The company reported higher sales than a year ago.
- What I expect
- The share price will be higher in three months.
- Evidence I will watch
- Next quarter's sales and costs.
- Another explanation
- The whole market rose, not just this company.
- I would change my mind if
- Costs grow faster than sales.
- Risk and horizon
- 5% of the practice balance, for three months.
Available today
What the platform does today.
- 43 short lessons in 5 tracks, each citing public sources.
- Reasoning basics: a five-part course on observation, evidence, other explanations, risk and changing your mind.
- Practice with $10,000 of virtual money, chart drawings, news checks and scenario exercises, with a reason for each decision and a later review.
- Optional before-and-after checks compare knowledge, confidence and practical reasoning as separate measures.
- Private groups with organiser and facilitator roles, invitations and assignments.
- An optional AI Coach within a daily limit, plus an English page guide. Learners can publish named course records with supported course coverage.
The interface, Reasoning basics course and checks are in English, Azerbaijani and Russian; the wider lesson library is in English. Azerbaijani and Russian wording has not yet been reviewed by native speakers.
How a program runs
Four steps, with FVeda alongside.
Agree the scope
Who the learners are, the dates, and what they should be able to explain by the end.
FVeda sets up the group
FVeda creates the private group and names your organiser. There is no self-service setup.
Learners join by invitation
Your organiser sends private links. Each learner chooses the name the group sees.
Learn, practise, review
Assign lessons and decision exercises. Facilitators reply privately to work learners hand in.
Visibility
What organisers see, and what stays private.
What you can see
- Each member's chosen display name, lesson progress, reasoning score, virtual return and rank, with counts of their decisions and reviews.
- Reasoning a learner chooses to hand in (the claim, what would disprove it, what happened and the takeaway) and your private replies to it.
- How many members accepted and finished each assignment (counts, not names).
- After the program ends: an aggregate report from learners who opted in — shown only for groups of 5 or more.
What stays private
Coach conversations, Budget, holdings and trades stay private. A learner's notes stay private unless they choose to hand in a piece of reasoning. FVeda does not connect to any bank account.
Inside a group, members also see one another's display name, virtual return, progress, reasoning score and rank.
How the outcome report works
- Consent is optional, can be withdrawn, and organisers are not told who agreed.
- Nothing is shown for fewer than 5 consenting learners.
- It compares start and end check results by skill. It reads rubric levels only, never a learner's answers.
- It is descriptive: with no comparison group, it cannot show that FVeda caused a change.
Who programs serve
Program formats.
Financial institutions
Beginner investor education, followed by structured practice with virtual money. FVeda recommends no products, including the host's own.
Universities and youth organisations
A facilitated cohort alongside a course or club. A time-limited challenge is one format: its ranking weighs reasoning and lessons as well as virtual return.
Employers
Financial-literacy learning: money basics, investing fundamentals and decision-making. It is not a complete financial-wellbeing curriculum. Employers never see anyone's budget or Coach conversations, and see written reasoning only when a learner hands it in.
Public bodies
We welcome conversations about educational evaluation or partnership. FVeda is not endorsed by any regulator or public body.
Pilots
A small, bounded pilot.
Services from FVeda
- Setting up one private group for about four weeks.
- Onboarding for your organiser and facilitator.
- A named support contact and agreed support hours.
- A walk-through of the aggregate report at the end, if enough learners opt in.
It uses the platform above as it is; nothing is built specially.
Agreed separately
Group size, facilitation, extra reporting or custom content are agreed in writing before a pilot starts. First pilots are kept small.
Not offered
Single sign-on, white-labelling, service-level agreements, real-money trading, or access to learners' private work.
Discuss a pilot
Email us with your organisation, who the learners are, roughly how many, your timing and your goal. We usually reply within two business days.
Opens your email app. Or write to support@fveda.site. Please don't include learners' personal details.
Evidence
What a pilot can and cannot show.
- It can show
- Participation, whether learners completed the reasoning steps, and how check results moved for those who opted in.
- It cannot show
- That FVeda caused a change, or that it improves investment results. A small pilot without a comparison group cannot establish either.
- Not accredited.
- FVeda certificates record activity in the app. FVeda is not accredited or endorsed by any university, regulator or public body.