Our vision
Access shouldn't depend on distance from a bank branch
We want to see a Haiti — and eventually a wider Caribbean — where people don't just have a wallet on their phone, but understand how to use it, and where economic progress doesn't cost the land people depend on.
Three observations that shaped this vision
01
Mobile reach already exceeds banking reach in much of rural Haiti. Where a branch is hours away, a phone signal often isn’t.
02
Access without understanding is a liability, not a benefit. A tool handed over without education creates new risks instead of solving old ones.
03
Financial development and environmental health aren’t separate tracks — communities whose security depends on land can’t be served by an initiative that ignores deforestation.
By 2030
What success looks like
- Thousands of people who’ve completed financial and Web3 training in Haitian Creole
- An active community agent network operating across several departments in Haiti, and in other Caribbean islands
- Thousands of trees planted and tracked through community-led reforestation work
- A governance model mature enough that other community initiatives look to it as a reference
From vision to phases
Our roadmap turns this vision into concrete, dated milestones across four phases.