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What are the core components of Asia’s next-gen financial infrastructure, and how are they being architected for scale and resilience?
How are APIs, AI, and blockchain being integrated to create interoperable, secure, and adaptive financial systems?
What role does hyperlocal tech design play in building scalable fintech solutions across Asia’s diverse markets?
How are traditional and decentralised systems converging to form hybrid financial ecosystems, and what are the technical challenges?
What metrics and frameworks are emerging to measure the performance, efficiency, and impact of fintech infrastructure?
Asia is rapidly becoming the world’s most dynamic fintech laboratory, not just for innovation, but for implementation at scale. From India’s UPI to Singapore’s open finance architecture, the region is building intelligent infrastructure that blends speed, security, and adaptability. The technical backbone of Asia’s fintech revolution needs to be explored and the systems, protocols, and platforms that are powering real-world transformation, spotlighted.
Technology is driving this shift – from cross-border payment rails and digital identity frameworks to AI-powered risk engines and blockchain-based asset registries. These aren’t just tools, they’re the building blocks of a new financial paradigm where infrastructure is designed to be modular, interoperable, and hyperlocal. With industry leaders prioritising seamless
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