Singapore launches a global fintech network to help startups grow faster, scale smarter, and connect with the world.
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Singapore
isn’t just keeping pace with global fintech, it’s now setting the pace. In
October 2024, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) introduced the Global
Finance and Technology Network, or GFTN. This is a major leap in how
fintech companies scale and collaborate across the world.
The
idea is simple but powerful. Instead of going it alone, startups and financial
innovators can now tap into a system that connects them to global markets,
resources, and the right people to grow their ideas. It’s the kind of move that
could change the game for fintech founders and investors alike.
The
GFTN offers a lot more than just networking. It’s a fully supported platform
with real-world tools and expert guidance.
Here’s
what fintech innovators can expect:
For
many startups, the hardest part of growing globally isn’t innovation. It’s
access. You can have a brilliant product, but without local knowledge, strong
partners, or the right introductions, expansion is risky and slow.
GFTN
removes that friction. It gives fintech founders a soft landing in unfamiliar
markets. It also creates a trusted space where regulators and innovators can
work together early, avoiding the red tape that often stalls progress.
And
this isn’t just about Singapore. GFTN is designed to bring other countries into
the conversation, making financial innovation safer and more connected across
borders.
If
you’re a startup founder, GFTN can help you:
For
investors and institutions, the network opens doors to emerging talent and
early access to high-potential startups with government-backed support.
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