YOOZ is a Trinidad and Tobago payment platform for paying bills, topping up mobile credit, and letting merchants collect payments online or in person. See…
Category
Payments
Pricing
freemium
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
Founded
2005
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YOOZ, operated by Resonance Caribbean, is a digital payment and money transfer platform founded in 2005 to bring alternative payment solutions to Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Caribbean. On the consumer side, YOOZ lets people pay utility bills (including Flow and Digicel) and top up prepaid mobile credit online in minutes, or pay cash at agent locations, with registration available through Republic Bank branches, FLOW payment centres, and select Digicel stores. On the business side, "YOOZ for Business" gives merchants a way to collect payments from customers anywhere, anytime, positioning YOOZ as both a consumer bill-pay/top-up service and a merchant payment-collection platform in the Caribbean fintech space.
Key Features
Bill payment — Pay utility bills such as Flow and Digicel directly from the platform.
Mobile top-up — Top up prepaid mobile credit online in minutes.
Cash payment at agent locations — Pay bills or top up with cash at YOOZ agent locations for users without bank cards.
YOOZ for Business — Merchant-facing product that lets businesses collect payments from customers anywhere, anytime.
Quick Pay — Fast one-off payment flow for paying bills without a full account setup.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Free for consumers to register and use for bill pay and mobile top-ups
Supports both online payments and cash payments at agent locations, useful for users without bank cards
Backed by an established Caribbean payments operator (Resonance Caribbean) founded in 2005 with bank and telco partnerships
Merchant side (YOOZ for Business) offers a way to collect payments from customers in multiple ways
Cons
Service is regionally focused on Trinidad and Tobago and the wider Caribbean, not a global payment platform
Public site provides limited self-serve detail on merchant pricing and fees
Consumer registration requires an in-person step (bank branch or partner location) rather than fully online signup