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      About Blockchain Guardians Programme

      Organised by GFTN and supported by Banking Circle, Crypto.com, Safeheron and TRM Labs, this programme aims to help nurture the next generation of fintech leaders by equipping them with digital assets savviness and a robust compliance mindset. 

      The programme1 comprises three components - an online certificate programme, mentorship, and industry immersion. These activities are conducted concurrently over ten weeks and will culminate in a ceremony for 30 graduating students at the Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF).  

      Supporting partners

      TRM
      Banking Circle
      Crypto.com
      Safeheron

      Key benefits

      Earn a certificate
      • Deepen your knowledge in blockchain, web3 and digital assets
      • Develop a robust compliance mindset
      • Gain hands-on experience with tools used in the blockchain investigations and compliance
      Exposure to industry
      • Be paired with industry leaders and seasoned professionals as mentors
      • Attend ad hoc clinics with experienced industry mentors to widen your perspective
      • Understand the inner workings of the industry through visits to leading companies
      Build and expand your professional network
      • Attend exclusive industry networking sessions 
      • Graduate from the programme at the most impactful fintech event in the world, the Singapore FinTech Festival 

      Eligibility

      • The programme is open to all Singapore-based polytechnic students and university undergraduates, aged 18 and above, with a strong passion for fintech and finance. 
      • Up to 30 applicants will be selected to participate in the programme. Selection is at the sole discretion of GFTN.   

       By applying for the programme, you accept the Terms and Conditions of the Blockchain Guardians Programme. 

      [1] The Blockchain Guardians Programme is a programme by GFTN and its partners. The Blockchain Guardians Programme and its certificate programme is neither endorsed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) nor affiliated with MAS’ Project Guardian.