IEDOM Martinique
The team at IEDOM office in Saint-Denis welcomes individuals and businesses alike, offering assistance with a range of procedures and services.
Contat details :
1, boulevard du Général de Gaulle
CS 50512
97206 Fort-de-France Cedex
Phone : 05 96 59 44 00
email : contact-martinique@iedom.fr
Direction : Google maps
Closing days of the office : Consulter les informations
Services provided by your IEDOM office
Services for Individuals
IEDOM Martinique 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, contact information, and reception points
Please feel free to contact us for any assistance you may need :
- By phone : 05 96 59 44 00
- By email : comsuren953@iedom.fr (surendettement) et guichet953@iedom.fr (autres sujets).
We welcome you by appointment only on Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m and on Friday from from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m and from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. A valid ID is required. To book an appointment, you can call : 0596 59 44 00
Information on the Over-Indebtedness Commission at your IEDOM office
To learn more about the commission, you can view the available documents by selecting them from the drop-down list.
Over-Indebtedness Commission – IEDOM Martinique :
List of available documents
Services for businesses
IEDOM Martinique supports business owners by offering free services and advice to help with day-to-day management. The Institute offers various services :
- Company rating ;
- Personalised support
- Financial diagnostics
- Sectoral data
- Credit mediation
We welcome you by appointments only :
- For support from the VSE/SME liaison officer :
Tél. : 05 96 59 44 61 - Email : tpe972@iedom.fr
Your VSE-SME liaison officer welcomes you on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and on Wednesday from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
- For business credit mediation, please use the Banque de France. platform
Banknote exchange
You can visit the office to exchange euro banknotes. You will then get :
- Small denominations for larger ones (€500, €200 and €100) ;
- New banknotes for damaged or soiled banknotes (torn, burnt, water damaged, etc.).
An appointment is required for any exchange. Please call 05 96 59 44 00
We welcome you from Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. (closed on the day before public holidays).
A valid ID is required for any transaction.
Additional supporting documents may also be requested.
Economic, Budgetary and Financial Education (EDUCFI)
The national strategy for economic, budgetary and financial education (EDUCFI) has been assigned by the government to the Banque de France and entrusted to IEDOM for overseas territories. Its aim is to provide every citizen with the necessary economic, budgetary and financial knowledge for daily decision-making.
The IEDOM Martinique office runs public awareness and training activities, particularly in collaboration with the Board of Education (Rectorat) and social workers.
Pour contacter le correspondant EDUCFI : educfi972@iedom.fr
Economic and financial expertise
An economic observatory
IEDOM acts as an economic observatory for Martinique. Each quarter, the institute conducts a business survey interviewing a sample of local businesses. It also regularly publishes economic and thematic studies.
IEDOM also provides local and national public decision-makers with expertise and insights into the economic and financial aspects of the territory. Our teams regularly participate in conferences and seminars.
For any intervention request, please contact us by email to : etudes-martinique@iedom.fr
Close monitoring of the banking sector
IEDOM also closely monitors the situation of credit institutions in Martinique. The institute analyses trends in lending rates and banking fees and compiles monetary and financial statistics for the territory. IEDOM also regularly organises meetings with credit institutions to discuss local economic trends and issues.