Our Vision?
We envision
a world with a diversity of payment systems and multiple ways to
store value, enabling people to freely choose the values they wish to
uphold through their choice of currency.
We believe
this diversity will foster solidarity, reciprocal arrangements,
and a culture of cooperation over competition.
We envision:
A world filled with complementary currencies (CC)
Empowered communities of free individuals
A monetary system that serves the collective good
Currencies that fulfill functions collectively defined by communities
Monetary freedom — where new forms of money can emerge wherever they are relevant
A movement (MoDi) that makes collaborative finance a common good, leading to citizen empowerment
A world where taking back control over credit becomes a lever to build a sustainable future
More about MoDi
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Friends and Partners.
Cooperation. Résilience. Durabilité.
Three pillars that unite our partners in building a better, long-lasting impact.
Present in more than 11 countries
Global reach across
4 continents
MoDi is a value-driven organization. Our mission is rooted in the belief that money is not neutral — it is a tool that shapes societies, relationships, and futures. We seek to reclaim finance as a public and democratic good. Our work reflects strong social, economic, and environmental commitments, including:
As monetary systems must be governed transparently, with citizen participation and control.
Between individuals and communities, ensuring no one is left behind.
Including the freedom to define value and build systems aligned with our collective needs.
Through decentralized, locally rooted systems that can withstand crises.
Recognizing that monetary design choices affect real lives and must be made responsibly.
By questioning who controls credit, who benefits from money creation, and who bears the burden of debt.
Embracing the idea that there isn’t one single model for value exchange — and that diverse monetary systems can coexist.
Instead of market-driven competition — fostering cooperation across sectors and borders.
Not accumulation — building economies based on mutual contribution and shared benefit.
To shift power away from central authorities towards communities.
for territories and groups to experiment, innovate, and implement the monetary tools they need.
We aim to redefine finance as a space for regeneration — of ecosystems, of trust, of social bonds. At MoDi, money must serve people, not the other way around.