Pre-Pilot Stage

Connecting Diaspora Purchasing Power
with Neighborhood Merchants

PeCash enables U.S. customers to pay for household purchases for family members at participating Dominican merchants. Beneficiaries receive purchasing access for the selected merchant rather than cash.

The Problem

Traditional remittance solutions don't address the unique needs of families managing household expenses across borders.

1

Lack of Control

Traditional remittances offer no visibility into how funds are spent

2

Security Risks

Cash pickup services create safety concerns for beneficiaries

3

Merchant Gap

Neighborhood stores lack access to digital payment infrastructure

4

Diaspora Disconnect

No way to directly support specific household needs

The PeCash Solution

Merchant-anchored purchase authorizations that connect U.S. diaspora purchasing power with Dominican colmados — the neighborhood stores families already trust.

U.S. CustomerCreates authorization
PeCashProcesses securely
Family in DRReceives access
ColmadoFulfills purchase

Controlled Spending

Funds can only be used at designated merchants for household goods

Instant Access

Beneficiaries receive purchasing access immediately via secure link

Local Integration

Works with existing neighborhood merchants families already use

How PeCash Works

A simple, secure process that connects families across borders

1

Create Authorization

Customer creates a purchase authorization for a specific amount and merchant

2

Beneficiary Receives

Family member gets a secure link to access their purchasing authorization

3

Shop at Colmado

Beneficiary shows QR code at participating merchant and approves purchase

4

Complete & Settle

Merchant fulfills order, receives settlement, customer gets confirmation

Why the Dominican Republic & Colmados

Strategic market entry with strong fundamentals

Dominican Republic

  • Large U.S. diaspora community with strong family ties
  • Significant remittance inflows from U.S. households
  • Growing digital adoption and smartphone penetration
  • Strong cultural emphasis on family support

Colmados

  • Ubiquitous neighborhood convenience stores
  • Trusted by families for daily household needs
  • Underserved by digital payment solutions
  • Strong owner-operated relationships with communities

Market Opportunity

Targeting a large and growing market with unmet needs

Target Market

  • U.S.-based Dominican diaspora sending support to families
  • Families in DR seeking secure, controlled support
  • Colmados seeking digital payment acceptance

Market Size

[Market size claims pending verification - data to be added]

Note: Specific market statistics will be added after verification from credible sources. We do not publish unverified data.

Business Model

Clear revenue streams with room for optimization during pilot

Service Fees

Fee charged per transaction to the customer. Starts at $3.09 for $10 and scales to $5.04 for $200.

Pricing structure subject to refinement based on pilot learnings

FX Spread

Currency conversion margin on USD to DOP transactions. Competitive rates displayed at checkout.

FX strategy to be optimized based on volume and partner terms

Current Pricing

Transparent, straightforward fee structure

Amount
Service Fee
$10
$3.09
$20
$3.19
$50
$3.50
$100
$4.01
$200
$5.04

Pilot limits: $10 minimum, $200 maximum per authorization

Competitive Positioning

A differentiated approach to cross-border family support

PeCashTraditional RemittanceGift Cards
Spending Control—Limited
Local Merchant Integration——
No Cash Handling—✓
Real-time TrackingLimited—
Household Focus——

Current Stage

Pre-pilot with product under final stabilization

Product DevelopmentPilotScale
Completed
  • • Core platform development
  • • Payment integration
  • • Merchant onboarding flow
  • • Security architecture
In Progress
  • • Final product stabilization
  • • Investor demo preparation
  • • Initial merchant recruitment
  • • Compliance documentation
Next
  • • Controlled pilot launch
  • • Merchant network expansion
  • • Performance optimization
  • • Unit economics validation

Long-term Vision

Building toward a cross-border family-commerce network

PeCash is starting with Dominican colmados but is building toward a cross-border family-commerce network connecting diaspora purchasing power with the neighborhood merchants families already use.

This is a long-term vision, not a claim about current scale.

Team

Dedicated to making cross-border family support simple and secure

[Founder Name]

Founder & CEO

[PLACEHOLDER: Founder bio and background to be added]

LinkedIn

Fundraising

Seeking partners who share our vision for family-commerce

Target Raise~$500,000
StructurePost-money SAFE (under consideration)

Terms subject to negotiation and legal review

Ready to Learn More?

Watch our product demo, schedule an investor meeting, or request access to our data room for detailed financials and documentation.