Your colmado counter, now a recharge and envío point.
Open ERTHA next to the register and recharge Claro, Altice, Viva, Digicel and Natcom, and send pesos home to Haiti via MonCash and NatCash for the family down the street. One DOP wallet, and your commission counted the same day — not at the end of the month.
- 5
- networks recharged at one counter — Claro, Altice, Viva, Digicel, Natcom
- RD$ → HTG
- send pesos to Haiti, paid out in gourdes over there
- Same day
- commission lands in your wallet, not a monthly reconcile
Everything a colmado counter is already asked for.
People stop in for a recarga, to pay the luz, or to send a little home to Haiti. Right now they go somewhere else for it. With ERTHA that errand ends at your door — and every one of them pays you a cut.
Five networks. One screen. Type the number, pick the pesos.
A customer says Claro and reads off ten digits. You confirm, the recarga hits their phone, and your commission is logged against today before they're back out the door.
The one most customers ask for by name. Type the número, pick the pesos, the recarga lands before they leave the counter.
Orange-network recargas from the same screen — no second app, no separate float to keep topped up.
The Viva customers get served at the same counter as everyone else. One wallet covers all five.
For the Haitian families down the street — top up a Digicel number back home in seconds, paid in pesos over your counter.
Natcom credit sent straight to a phone in Haiti, so the neighbors nearby keep their people connected without leaving your colmado.
The money home doesn't need a wire office anymore.
A customer wants to send 2,000 pesos to his mother in Cap-Haïtien. He hands you the cash, you confirm on ERTHA, and an agent over there pays it out in gourdes at her window. Same counter he already buys his Claro at — now it does the envío too.
Two more reasons the neighborhood stops at your door.
The light bill, paid at the colmado
Soon your neighbors will settle the luz, the water, the cable at your counter instead of standing in a line across town. Every bill they pay at your door will be one more commission on the day — and one more reason they come back tomorrow for a recarga.
Not live yet — bill pay is on the way, and you'll see billers switch on one by one.Credit when the recargas outrun your float
A busy afternoon can burn through your balance before the day's over. ERTHA can advance you the working capital to keep selling — sized on what you actually move, paid back as the pesos come in. A line that grows with the counter, not a lender's book.
For agents who turn stock fast and want to turn it faster.Every recarga, every bill, every envío pays you a cut.
You're not renting a POS machine or waiting on a monthly settlement. The moment a transaction confirms, your commission is logged against today and sits in your DOP wallet — spendable, same as any other balance. Sell more, keep more; the rate climbs with the volume you move.
- Counted the second the sale confirms, not at close of month
- Nothing leaves your wallet until ERTHA verifies it went through
- Your cut is real pesos in the wallet, not points you chase
Sign the colmado up. Sell your first recarga today.
A few minutes, no paperwork run across town. Register the counter and start recharging Claro before the shop closes tonight.
Become an ERTHA agent