We were born to bring the financial system closer to people
In the Dominican Republic, millions of people live far from a bank branch. Making a deposit, paying a bill, or withdrawing cash can mean hours of travel, long lines, and wasted time. MiRed was born to change that.
We believe that access to financial services shouldn't depend on where you live. That's why we built a network that brings banking services to everyday places in communities: corner stores, pharmacies, and other trusted businesses.
Your money is here
More Dominicans connected to the formal financial system
Every MiRed sub-agent is a new access point for people who previously had no options nearby. Rural communities, outlying neighborhoods, areas that traditional banking doesn't reach: that's exactly where MiRed is present.
- Access to banking services without needing a formal account
- Reduced geographic and economic barriers
- Progressive integration into the national financial system
- Support for the Dominican Republic's financial inclusion agenda
Ten years changing the financial reality of the Dominican Republic
MiRed has brought financial services to communities that traditional banking did not reach, including provinces such as Elías Piña, Pedernales, and Independencia, where sub-agents have become a pillar of the local economy. Today, thousands of Dominicans can make their transactions without leaving their neighborhood, saving time and gaining real access to the formal financial system.
Behind every point in the network is a person who was able to pay their bill without traveling two hours, a merchant who grew their business, a family that received their remittance on time. Because access to financial services shouldn't depend on where you live.
The network has a face
Real people. Real change.
Corner store · Santo Domingo
“Since I joined MiRed, my business gets more customers and I have additional income every month. People in the neighborhood know they can do their banking transactions here.”
Customer · Bonao
“I used to have to take two shared taxis to get to the bank. Now I do it right here, at the corner store where I shop every day.”