Sending Gifts (Parents)
UniGifts lets you reward your child’s effort with a real, funded gift that goes toward their UniMatrix access. This page is the parent-side walkthrough; for how gifts work overall, see UniGifts.
How to send a gift
Section titled “How to send a gift”-
Open gifts in the Parent Portal
Choose the linked child you want to gift.
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Choose Unilearn or Uniskills
Pick which side of their learning you’re celebrating — academics or building.
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Pick a tier
Choose from Spark up to Platinum (see the catalogue below).
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Add a gift card and a personal note
Write something meaningful — why you’re proud, what it’s for.
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Pay securely in GHS
Complete payment, and the gift is delivered to your child.
The full gift catalogue and pricing
Section titled “The full gift catalogue and pricing”| Tier | Price | Unilearn gift | Uniskills gift |
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| Spark | ₵35 | Mini Eraser | USB Drive |
| Bronze | ₵100 | Pencil Set | Code Badge |
| Silver | ₵200 | Fountain Pen | Mechanical Keyboard Cap |
| Gold | ₵350 | Hardcover Notebook | Developer Notebook |
| Platinum | ₵500 | Textbook Collection | Gold Circuit Board |
The value your child can redeem is 90% of the gift price (UniMatrix retains a 10% platform fee). For example, a ₵200 Silver gift redeems to ₵180 of access value.
The under-18 redemption approval flow
Section titled “The under-18 redemption approval flow”Safety comes first for younger learners. When your child is under 18, they cannot redeem a gift’s money on their own — redemption goes through an approval flow that you, as the linked parent, complete. So your child gets all the recognition and encouragement of the gift, while you stay in control of the real-money step. You’ll see redemption requests to approve in your Parent Portal.
Gift confidentiality rules
Section titled “Gift confidentiality rules”Gifting is designed to feel personal and respectful. Your personal note and the gift you send are presented to your child as a personal moment, and the system is built to keep family gifting appropriately private within your family’s space rather than broadcast. Send what you mean to send, to the child you mean to send it to.