01
Make progress.
Students work toward academic and attendance goals set within their participating program.
A brighter future starts with learning
Progress
deserves
recognition.
Showing up. Trying again. Taking the next step. Gradium is building a way to turn verified student progress into meaningful rewards.
See how it worksIn pilot development · Built for students, parents & schools.
Earned through learningVerified achievementParent-approved rewards
01 / The idea
More reasons
to keep going.
Every student has a next step. We believe taking it should count.
Gradium™ is developing a K–12 incentive platform built around Proof of Good Grades™: recognizing verified academic achievement, improvement, and attendance.
The goal is simple: give students a reason to stay engaged, while keeping families and schools involved in how progress is recognized.
Proof of Good Grades™ PoGG
02 / How it works
Learn. Earn. Keep growing.
A simple idea, with accountability
at every step.
02
Get it verified.
Progress is verified through the program before an earned reward is recorded.
03
Choose a reward.
Students use earned PoGG Credits in a curated marketplace, with parent approval for every redemption.
This is the planned program experience. Gradium is currently in pilot development.
03 / Built around trust
Students at the heart.
Adults in the loop.
Meaningful motivation needs a thoughtful foundation. Gradium’s model brings families, schools, and sponsors into the process.
Parents approve.
PoGG Credits are designed to stay within the program. Parents control approval of student reward redemptions.
Schools stay involved.
Participating schools help shape program goals and verify the achievements being recognized.
Sponsors support learning.
The model uses sponsor-funded reward pools and age-appropriate marketplaces for elementary, middle, and high school students.
A few useful answers
Start with
the essentials.
Is Gradium available to students today?
Gradium is in pilot development. Participation will depend on program readiness and arrangements with participating schools. Contact us to discuss school or sponsor interest.
Do students buy cryptocurrency?
No. Students earn PoGG Credits through verified achievement. The planned student reward system is closed-loop and parent-controlled; students do not buy their rewards.
Where does the Gradium coin fit?
GRDM™ is a proposed digital asset for verified adults. It is separate from student marketplace transactions. Any future adult conversion or trading depends on final program rules, required review, and availability.
How can schools and sponsors get involved?
Start a conversation with the Gradium team about your students, community, or sponsorship goals. Email anthony@gradiumcoin.com.
Let’s build what comes next
A better future
takes all of us.
For schools, sponsors, and people who believe
student progress deserves recognition.