Here are MAS’ Finalists for the Global Fintech Hackcelerator and Fintech Awards 2021

Here are MAS’ Finalists for the Global Fintech Hackcelerator and Fintech Awards 2021

by November 1, 2021

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced the finalists for the Global Fintech Hackcelerator, as well as the Global Fintech Awards that will be a part of the Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF).

These awards are among the key highlights of SFF 2021, which will take place from 8 to 12 November 2021.

Global Fintech Hackcelerator 2021

20 finalists were shortlisted for this year’s Global Fintech Hackcelerator through the Local and International Partner Programmes.

The finalists, comprising fintech firms and solution providers, have submitted their unique solutions that aim to accelerate Green Finance development in Singapore and the region.

They will be pitching their solutions at the Global Fintech Hackcelerator Demo Day during the SFF where the top three winners will receive a total of S$150,000 in prize money.

All the finalists will receive a S$20,000 cash stipend and be eligible for a fast-tracked application process to receive a cash grant of up to S$200,000, under the MAS Financial Sector Technology and Innovation (FSTI) Proof-of-Concept Scheme.

Finalists:

Descartes Insurance Asia (Local)

Alter5 Financial Technologies (Local)

RootAnt Global Pte Ltd and Global Initiatives Communications Pte Ltd (Local)

Net Purpose Ltd (Local)

MioTech (Local)

Nexus Frontier Tech (Asia) Pte Ltd (Local)

CredQuant Solutions Pte. Ltd. (Local)

Banyan Infrastructure Corporation (Local)

Evercity UG (haftungsbesc hränkt) (Local)

YOUKI GmbH (Local)

SkyBlu AI (International)

TSJR SAS – Neuroprofiler (International)

Qarnot Computing (International)

Sustainaccount AG (International)

Mympact (International)

Beijing Uni Inclusive Technology Limited Company (International)

WeavInsight (WeavAir) (International)

Greenomy (International)

CRIF and R.E.D (International)

Home Infrastructure Technology Limited (International)

SFF Global Fintech Awards 2021

The SFF Global Fintech Awards, supported by PwC Singapore, brings together the Fintech Awards previously presented separately by MAS and the Singapore Fintech Association (SFA).

The awards recognises ground-breaking solutions that have enabled the financial sector to rebound from the impact of the pandemic, including initiatives that have helped create new growth opportunities, transform industry practices, and promote financial inclusion.

The theme for this year’s Awards is “Emerging from a pandemic, the road to recovery”.

Winners of the awards will be announced on 11 November 2021, at the SFF.

Finalists:

Aleta Planet 

Asia Wealth Platform 

Aspire FT

BondEvalue 

Brick

CardUp

Contour

FinScore

Funding Asia Group (Funding Societies | Modalku)

Gets Asia

Global Processing Services (Singapore)

GoalsMapper

Hashstacs

Helicap

ADDX

iLex Markets APAC

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Limited (Singapore Branch)

Kliq

LiquidX Insurance Services (Singapore)

Lulu Financial Holdings

Malayan Banking Berhad

Mambu Asia Pacific

Nect GmbH

NTUC Income Insurance Cooperative

Ondato

Propine Technologies

PT Lunaria Annua Teknologi (Koinworks)

PureSoftware

Regtank Technology

ReMark International B.V.

Sentifi Vietnam LLC

Shanghai IceKredit, INC

ShuttleOne

SingCash

Stackseer Technologies (Merkle Science)

Uniphore Software Systems Singapore 

Valocity

Wesurance

Wise Asia Pacific

Xfers

Sopnendu Mohanty, Chief Fintech Officer, MAS Singapore Hungary fintech

Sopnendu Mohanty

Sopnendu Mohanty, Chief Fintech Officer of MAS, said,

“COVID-19 challenges have catalysed rapid innovation and consumer adoption of digital services. We have also seen sustainability and resiliency becoming key elements of future business operating models. This year’s Fintech Awards will highlight the importance of investing in innovation to foster an inclusive global recovery.

 

In addition, we have focused the Global Fintech Hackcelerator around Green Fintech as we strive to harness technology to support the transition to a low carbon economy, regionally and globally.”