18-20 NOV 2026 | SINGAPORE
Global FinTech Hackcelerator
Organised by GFTN in partnership with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the Global FinTech Hackcelerator spotlights the boldest early-stage innovators transforming financial services. The programme seeks groundbreaking, market-ready solutions that leverage technology to drive a more efficient, inclusive, and resilient financial system.
Up to 20 finalists showcase their visionary solutions at the Singapore FinTech Festival, with winners crowned at the FinTech Awards dinner.
Up to 20 finalists showcase their visionary solutions at the Singapore FinTech Festival, with winners crowned at the FinTech Awards dinner.
Be part of where the future of FinTech unfolds
Global Recognition
Showcase your startup on the global stage at Singapore FinTech Festival, before an audience of investors, media, and financial institutions.
Expert Connection
Connect with industry leaders, investors, and mentors, with opportunities to run pilots with our Corporate Champions.
Cash Prize & Stipend
Win from a prize pool of up to S$240,000, plus a S$20,000 stipend per finalist team to offset travel and accommodation.
Funding Opportunities
Gain access to our Investor Network and signature Investor Hours™ sessions: curated 1:1 meetings with active VCs and family offices, designed to accelerate funding conversations.
Problem statements by Corporate Champions, designed for real world impact
Each Problem Statement reflects a real challenge sourced from the frontlines of finance, brought forward by Corporate Champions committed to piloting breakthrough solutions.
GXS Bank
Adaptive Risk and Fraud Modelling Systems
Customer behaviour, credit risk, and fraud patterns are constantly evolving. Traditional retraining approaches can be costly, slow to respond, and may erode valuable insights of its foundational understanding of long-term credit risk? At the same time, credit and fraud risks are often modelled separately despite sharing many underlying signals. How can we create a risk intelligence architecture that continuously learns from changing conditions, integrates credit and fraud insights, and maintains robust governance, transparency, and trust?
Julius Baer
Next Generation Wealth Experiences
Over the next two decades, an estimated US$84 trillion will be transferred to the next generation of wealth holders. This cohort has grown up with consumer grade apps, mobile first services, and highly personalised digital experiences, and is more willing than previous generations to switch providers when expectations are not met. Private banks must evolve to meet changing client expectations while preserving the trust, discretion, and personalised service that define wealth management. How might we reimagine the end to end private banking experience, from discovery and onboarding to engagement, servicing, and relationship continuity, to better serve the next generation of high net worth clients while preserving the trust and human connection that underpin wealth management?
Zurich Insurance
Closing the SME Protection Gap
Many SMEs remain underinsured because they lack the knowledge, tools, and expertise to understand their business risks and insurance needs. As risks evolve and businesses grow, SMEs often struggle to assess their exposure, identify coverage gaps, and take actions that improve their resilience and insurability. How might we leverage AI to help SMEs better understand their risks, bridge protection gaps, access the right insurance solutions and value-added services throughout their business journey?
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