Financial and digital infrastructure for Fiji.
A Fiji-registered holding company building credit reporting, payments, village digital services and housing delivery — designed for Fijian conditions, Fijian law and Fijian institutions.
Stated plainly: Dimau Group holds no financial services licence in Fiji, and has no application pending. Every venture below is described at its actual stage, with what it is not stated alongside what it is.
Read the full positionThe portfolio
15 programmes across credit, payments, public infrastructure, land and terrain.
BulaScore
In developmentCredit reporting infrastructure
A consumer and business credit reporting platform designed for the Fijian market, built to the standard the Fair Reporting of Credit Act 2016 requires of a licensed agency.
Read moreSevu
PrototypePayments, crowdfunding and P2P lending
A Pacific cross-border payments, crowdfunding and peer-to-peer lending platform, with the Reserve Bank of Fiji's FinTech Regulatory Sandbox as the intended route to live testing.
Read moreVillageOS
ConceptPublic digital infrastructure
A digital operating system designed for Fiji's villages — governance and registry, disaster resilience, village economy, and service delivery — built mobile-first, offline-first and low-bandwidth.
Read moreFiji Homes
Documentation completeAffordable housing and land development
An affordable residential land-development venture and property marketplace, with a Fiji-specific property management tool covering the full lifecycle from land and iTaukei leases through development, sale and tenancy.
Read moreDigital Fiji Network
ConceptNational digital public infrastructure
A design programme for national digital public infrastructure — identity, interoperability, payments and a citizen service layer — with sector networks built on top rather than beside.
Read moreFiji 3D Living Topography
In developmentGeospatial
An interactive 3D topographic map of the full Fiji island group, built for education, disaster planning, terrain briefing and cultural storytelling.
Read moreDimau Construction
ConceptConstruction
The registered construction entity within the group, intended as the delivery arm for Fiji Homes land development and build programmes.
Read moreFiji Living History Museum
In developmentHeritage
A walk-in 3D digital heritage experience that lets visitors explore Fiji's history through interactive exhibits, a reading room and a six-chapter virtual tour.
Read moreMyFiji
In developmentTechnology
A WeChat-style super app that links every Dimau Group service into a single mobile-first interface with mini-app tiles and live project status.
Read moreFiji Tap
PrototypePayments
A wallet-neutral tap-to-pay SoftPOS demonstration showing M-PAiSA, MyCash and Visa transactions on a single terminal interface.
Read moreFiji Navigate
In developmentTransport
A standalone turn-by-turn navigation app for Fiji built on the same terrain and routing engine as the Fiji 3D Living Topography map.
Read moreFiji Culture Corner
In developmentCommerce
A private-label retail brand selling Pacific-styled homeware and apparel, with a fifty-product catalogue and multi-currency pricing.
Read moreVuli
ConceptEducation
An interactive online learning platform in the style of Brilliant, designed for Fiji's education system.
Read moreNadi Landing Kit
In developmentTravel
A digital arrival guide covering the first seventy-two hours in Fiji — airport transfers, ferries, and multi-night itineraries.
Read moreDebt Calculator
In developmentFinance
A global debt calculator that helps users visualise and plan their way out of debt, with slider-driven projections and cost highlighting.
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15
Active ventures
4
Sectors covered
Fiji
Jurisdiction
2026
Founded
Why this exists
Fiji does not have an infrastructure gap because nobody wants to build. It has one because the foundations are missing.
A lender cannot price risk without reliable credit information. A household cannot borrow against land it does not securely hold. A ministry cannot deliver a digital service if its system cannot speak to the next ministry’s. Each of these is a foundation problem, and each one quietly caps what everything built on top of it can achieve.
Dimau Group works at that foundation layer. The ventures are separate businesses with separate risks, but they share a single premise: build the infrastructure to the standard Fijian law and Fijian institutions would require of it, before asking anyone to rely on it.
That standard applies to how we describe ourselves too. This site claims no licence we do not hold, no partnership we have not agreed, and no endorsement we have not been given.
Regulatory position
We hold no licence and claim no licence.
Every venture page states what it is not, alongside what it is. This is a design principle, not a disclaimer.
References
Legislation and public sources cited on this site
Fair Reporting of Credit Act 2016 (Act No. 11 of 2016)
View source →RBF Financial Sector Development Policy Statement No. 2 — FinTech Regulatory Sandbox Guideline (December 2019)
View source →Reserve Bank of Fiji — Licensing
View source →First Fiji credit reporting agency licence granted, April 2018 (fijivillage)
View source →Information Act 2018 (Act No. 9 of 2018)
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