The Singapore FinTech Festival (SFF) was launched in 2016 to provide a platform to players in the fintech ecosystem to learn, network and explore new trends and opportunities. The event hosts more than 70,000 from all over 142 countries, over 600 exhibitors and sponsors, and facilitates more than 20k meetings. The program features more than 940 speakers and over 300 sessions. Alongside 41 pavillions, more than 40 central banks, regulatory institutions and government organizations will attend. For participants, this event is a playground to attract bank clients, forge partnerships, and build relationships with financial institutions across Asia.
The Swiss Pavilion, supported by Phoeniqs, SICTIC, Tenity Singapore, ti&m and WealthSummit, will bring together organizations working across different parts of the financial services value chain, from AI and data applications to secure financial infrastructure, investment technology and venture development. The delegation will also include representatives from Switzerland’s financial authorities and industry associations, creating opportunities for industry, policy and institutional perspectives to intersect.
“Singapore is an important meeting point for financial innovation in Asia. For Swiss companies, SFF provides an opportunity not only to present their technologies, but also to understand the needs of financial institutions and partners in the region,” said Fabian Stiefvater, Counsellor & Head of Swiss Business Hub Southeast Asia + Pacific at the Embassy of Switzerland in Singapore.
The participating startups are.
Aurigin.ai (2024) – is a deep-tech security company specialising in real-time AI deepfake detection and audio trust infrastructure. It helps financial institutions, enterprises, cybersecurity providers and law enforcement agencies detect AI-generated voice fraud and impersonation, authenticate speakers, and verify audio authenticity through real-time detection, cryptographic watermarking and verification.
BIGTXN GmbH (2024) – provides financial data monitoring and screening solutions for pre- and post-trade processing. Using specialised data management platforms and matching algorithms, the company processes securities data at scale, delivering high-quality financial information to support the operational and data requirements of financial institutions worldwide.
Lyorion (2026) – is developing an operating platform for digital assets, designed for banks, wealth and asset managers, corporations, and institutional fintechs. Its next-generation infrastructure records financial events on a purpose-built layer, enabling real-time processing, auditability and programmability for institutional digital asset operations.
Modulos AG (2018) – developed an AI Governance Platform that helps organisations manage AI compliance and risk by bringing together compliance, data science, risk management and business teams. The platform supports compliance with frameworks such as the EU AI Act and ISO 42001, and uses agentic AI capabilities to automate routine tasks and support ongoing risk management.
PalmFusion Labs AG (2022) – is a Zug based company developing solutions across biometrics, blockchain and artificial intelligence. Its portfolio includes PalmFusion biometric identification technology for access control and payment systems, digital identity solutions, crypto wallets, and platforms for automated identity verification and compliance. Through its subsidiaries, the company also develops blockchain-based marketplace infrastructure and digital asset technologies.
Panop (2024) – is a cybersecurity startup that helps enterprises identify and prioritise security risks across complex IT environments. Its platform combines technical exposure data, threat intelligence and business context to map attack paths and assess how risks can propagate across cloud, internet-facing and third-party systems. It enables security teams to identify critical vulnerabilities and prioritise risk-reduction measures while integrating with existing security tools.
Polixis (2024) – is a RegTech company providing compliance data for anti-money laundering (AML), sanctions screening and know-your-customer (KYC) processes. Its data covers areas including ultimate beneficial ownership (UBO), politically exposed persons (PEPs) and sanctions, supporting financial institutions, businesses and RegTech providers in compliance screening and risk management.
Recoveris (2024) – is a blockchain intelligence and digital asset recovery firm focusing on blockchain forensics, tracing and recovering stolen or compromised digital assets, and investigating suspicious transactions. It supports individuals, financial institutions, legal professionals and law enforcement agencies through investigative services, digital asset recovery and forensic reporting.
Securosys (2014) – specialises in cybersecurity and the protection of digital assets, identities and communications. Its product portfolio includes hardware security modules (HSMs), software and services that secure sensitive data and cryptographic keys. Its solutions support applications across banking, public key infrastructure (PKI), blockchain and financial technology.
Chartered Investment Partner AG (2013) – offers technology platforms for securitisation (OPUS), indices (LIXX) and tokenisation (eSEC). As an independent Capital Markets-as-a-Service (CMaaS) provider, the company serves banks, insurers, asset managers and other professional financial market participants, having delivered solutions with a total volume exceeding €10 billion for clients worldwide.
In addition to the startups, the Swiss Pavilion will host QAI Ventures, a global venture capital firm and ecosystem platform investing in quantum technology and enabling technologies and representatives from the State Secretariat for International Finance (SIF), the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), the Swiss National Bank (SNB) and the Swiss Finance + Technology Association (SFTA).
(Press release/RAN)
