Monime Launches Dash to Transform Cashless Payments
Updated: 9 hours ago
Sierra Leone’s digital financial ecosystem took a major step forward on Saturday, November 8, 2026, as Monime launched its new payment application, Dash, during a ceremony at the Lagoonda Conference Centre.
As a payment aggregator operating in Sierra Leone, Monime designed Dash to serve as a direct bridge connecting bank accounts with mobile money platforms like Orange Money and Afrimoney. Rather than acting as a standalone digital wallet, Dash allows customer funds to remain safely within their respective banking institutions, triggering transactions only upon explicit user authorization.
A key innovation introduced with the platform is the DashTag identity system, which simplifies money transfers by letting users send and receive funds using a personalized name tag instead of sharing complex bank account details.
Beyond individual transactions, Dash expands consumer access to over 2,500 merchant locations nationwide through a partnership with Afrimoney. Additionally, the app features "Dots," an integrated service engine that enables users to seamlessly purchase travel tickets, pay for internet services, and settle utility bills directly within the platform—all while keeping transaction details private and charging a flat fee per transaction.
Speaking at the event, Monime Chief Executive Officer Sorieba Daffae emphasized that Dash bridges the gap between secure money storage and daily convenience, giving consumers autonomy while keeping bank details private from the public.
Partner institutions have warmly embraced the technology; Ayotunde Oluseyi, Chief Information Officer of Guaranty Trust Bank Sierra Leone, highlighted that Monime’s framework makes account access remarkably effortless and confirmed plans to integrate Dash into GTBank’s own mobile platform.
Currently available on Google Play with an iOS release expected soon, Dash positions itself to redefine how Sierra Leoneans conduct everyday commerce.
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