Fidelis NJ
CEO and founder

Dohzy provides financial services and a credit scoring system specifically designed for diaspora communities. Their platform helps individuals in these communities access financial products and build credit history, addressing the unique challenges they face in traditional financial systems.
CEO and founder
Immigrants and diaspora communities often face challenges in accessing traditional financial services due to a lack of established credit history or financial records in their new country. This can limit their ability to secure loans, save effectively, and manage unexpected financial needs. Existing financial systems may not adequately cater to the unique cultural and personal circumstances of these communities.
Dohzy provides customized financial services, including microloans and savings programs, designed to meet the specific needs of diaspora communities. The platform offers personal loans up to $2,000 and business loans up to $10,000 with a 24-hour response time. Dohzy also provides a savings program modeled after traditional systems like 'Tontine' and financial education resources, empowering users to make informed financial decisions. The platform uses a proprietary AI-driven scoring system, the Dohzy Score, to assess credit reliability based on user behavior within the system, offering tailored benefits and interest rates.
Dohzy primarily targets immigrants and members of diaspora communities in Canada who need access to microloans, savings programs, and financial education tailored to their unique circumstances. The platform also serves entrepreneurs with existing businesses seeking capital.