Transparency On The
$1.50 Transfer Fee
Every money transfer sent home to Haiti carries a mandatory US$1.50 fee. Where does it go?
The Haitian diaspora sends billions of dollars home every year. These remittances are a lifeline — feeding families, paying school fees, and keeping communities standing. On top of every one of those transfers sits a mandatory US$1.50 fee.
Collected transfer after transfer, that fee adds up to an enormous sum. Yet there has been little public clarity on how much has been raised, who controls it, or what it has actually paid for. When money is taken from working families, they deserve to know where it goes.
This petition — started by All Haitian founder Nadine Millionaire — calls for exactly that: transparency and accountability.
Full Disclosure
The total amount of funds collected through the fee to date.
Which government agency or entity manages and holds the money.
A detailed accounting of how the funds have been spent.
The specific projects and programs the fee has financed.
Measurable outcomes and results those funds have produced.
Public availability of independent annual audits.
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