
RedRose supplies digital beneficiary management and aid delivery platforms for humanitarian programs.
RedRose's platform operates online and offline with biometric verification, enabling registration and assistance delivery in low-connectivity settings where many crisis-affected populations are reached. Its integrated financial services network spans roughly 200 countries, positioning the company between humanitarian organisations and private-sector payment providers.
The company holds SOC2 Type 2 and GDPR compliance audited by Grant Thornton, ISO 27001:2013 certification, and PwC governance assurance. It reports partner reach of more than 300 million people across over 70 countries and maintains seven offices, including its Dublin headquarters.
Source: redrose.io
Cash and voucher assistance remains a growing delivery modality: the CALP Network's State of the World's Cash 2023 reported $7.9 billion transferred as cash or vouchers to crisis-affected people in 2022, with much of that volume depending on private-sector payment and delivery partners.
Humanitarian budget cuts are pushing agencies toward more efficient digital delivery, which CALP identifies as the demand context for payment-platform partnerships of the kind RedRose operates with UN agencies, international organisations, NGOs, and donors.
Source: reliefweb.int
RedRose's flagship offering is ONEplatform, the central web-based component of its ONEsolution suite, covering beneficiary registration, intervention management, and payment delivery online and offline with face and fingerprint biometrics. Supporting components include ONEapp, an offline point-of-sale application, and RRcollect, an ODK-based data collection tool.
In 2025 RedRose launched Terracotta, a people-first identity infrastructure and application for global identity management, two-way interaction, and dignified access to services, with self-registration, consent management, and support for more than 50 languages. Its financial services offering integrates banks, mobile money operators, and prepaid card providers across roughly 200 countries.
Source: redrose.io