This is Monimove. A new way to manage credit in your supply chain through trust, accountability and honesty.

Between credit notes, new supply chains, international arrangements and dependencies on third parties, being a global business or institution is a challenge.

We live in a world where cutting corners, skirting accountability and exploiting loopholes is an everyday experience for many people who cannot afford to have this risk.

Charities, local governments, emerging economies, foreign and domestic aid budgets, small business and enterprises are all at the mercy of a system that is designed to be exploited.

Risk is seen from all corners, whether your VC, angel investor, bank or the recipient, doing the due diligence on

It shouldn’t be this way, but until now there hasn’t been adequate systems in place that mitigate risk and control credit.

Vetting your supply chain then managing these individuals, often with hundreds of different variables that depend on you to ensure that every detail is delivered to the exact specification agreed at the scoping stage is time inefficient, costly and sometimes means that while a project is completed, corners have been cut that won’t show themselves until later down the line.

As a society, as individuals and in our commercial interest, we need to ensure that money is being appropriated to the right people, for the right work.

In the last few years, we have seen countless examples of cost cutting at the expense of the end user; from cladding in construction, to misappropriation of foreign aid moneys, charitable donations being spent inappropriately and many more – our society needs better.