IEOM Wallis and Futuna
The IEOM Mata’utu office team welcomes both individuals and businesses and is here to support you with all your requests and needs.
Contact details
BP G-5
98600 Uvea
Wallis-et-Futuna
Phone : (681) 72 25 05
Direction : Google maps
Closing days : See information
Exchanging banknotes and coins
You can visit our office to exchange old series Pacific franc banknotes and coins on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays only, between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m.
- Banknotes : Exchanges of mutilated, damaged or old series banknotes are available by appointment only. Banknotes that are no longer legal tender may be reimbursed at the IEOM counter under certain conditions.
- Coins : We accept coin exchanges without an appointment for amounts of up to 500 coins. Exchanges involving more than 500 coins require an appointment.
You can book an appointment:
- By mail : IEOM-WF-Emission@ieom.wf
- By phone : (681) 72 00 38
Services for individuals
IEOM is here to support you in overcoming financial difficulties.
We offer dedicated assistance for:
- Over-indebtedness: submit your file and track its progress ;
- Right to a bank account ;
- Access to payment incident files ;
- Answers to your banking and insurance questions (Info-Banque).
Opening hours and contact information
We receive visitors by appointment only. :
If you require access to the payment incident registers and the Overseas Accounts Register (FICOM), or if you wish to open a bank account, please come on Wednesdays between 9:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.
You can take appointment:
- By email : IEOM-WF-Particuliers@ieom.wf
- By phone : (681) 72 00 32
Companies services
IEOM plays a key role in supporting businesses and offers a range of services:
- Company rating ;
- Credit mediation .
For any assistance, please feel free to contact us:
- By mail : ieom-nc-entreprises@ieom.nc
- By phone : (687) 27 58 22
Economic, budgetary and financial education (EDUCFI)
In partnership with the Banque de France, IEOM implements the national strategy for economic, budgetary and financial education (EDUCFI) in the Pacific territories. The programme aims to strengthen the financial skills of the local population by equipping them with the tools needed to manage their finances more effectively on a daily basis.
The IEOM Wallis and Futuna office runs awareness-raising and training activities, particularly in collaboration with the local education authority and social workers.
Contact the EDUCFI representative to take part in our sessions : educfi@ieom.wf
Economic and financial expertise
An economic observatory
IEOM acts as an economic observatory for the Pacific territories. Every quarter, the Institute conducts business surveys among local companies and publishes in-depth economic and thematic studies. IEOM also provides local and national policymakers with expert insight into the economic and financial landscape of the territories. Our experts regularly speak at conferences and seminars.
For any intervention request, please contact us by email at : IEOM-WF-Etudes@ieom.wf
Close monitoring of the banking sector
IEOM also keeps a close eye on credit institutions in the Pacific territories. It keeps a close eye on interest rate trends and banking fees, and compiles key monetary and financial statistics for the region. It also holds regular meetings with credit institutions to discuss local economic trends and challenges.