Easy
Black-and-white page with the bank information visible. The focused payment task keeps visual load low.
Clinical Money Management Module
Practice paying the Lake Mead Capital Bank Red Rock Unlimited VISA account for Jordan Lee. Each difficulty level keeps the same core payment task while changing support, distraction, and extra problem-solving.
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Black-and-white page with the bank information visible. The focused payment task keeps visual load low.
Bank information is on a separate reference page, and the cardholder also checks the current credit score.
Extra tabs, pop-ups, and competing information appear while the user identifies and disputes a duplicate transaction.
Full online banking workflow with hard-mode distractions plus a suspicious pending charge for safety judgment.
Clinician Teaching Guide
This simulator gives patients a safe, fictional credit-card banking space to practice payment decisions, account review, and online financial safety before returning to a real account. Start with the support level that matches the patient's current needs, then increase difficulty as accuracy, confidence, and independence improve.
Ask the patient to sign in, choose full balance or minimum payment, schedule payment before the due date, and review recent activity.
Demonstrate scanning the dashboard, comparing balances, reading labels, and checking numbers before submitting.
Begin with direct prompts or visible references, then reduce help so the patient practices sequencing and problem-solving.
Use Easy for built-in support, Medium for reference use, Hard for duplicate-charge review, and Realistic for higher distraction.
Discuss fake versus real banking sites, protecting passwords, checking suspicious charges, and asking for help before paying.
Review what went well, where the patient got stuck, and which strategy they can carry into real credit-card management.