International Pavilions at SFF 2026
Visit the country and regional pavilions to meet companies and agencies from each market. SFF 2026 runs 18–20 November at Singapore EXPO. It is organised by MAS and GFTN, in collaboration with ABS.
2026 Pavilions
Select a pavilion to find out about its organiser.
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Central Bank of Hungary
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Copenhagen Fintech
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DIFC Innovation Hub
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EDB Bahrain
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The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
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FinanceMalta
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Fintech Association of Japan
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Fintech Center Korea
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Fintech Space Taiwan
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French Pavilion
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INCHEON PAVILION
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India Pavilion by ITPO (India Trade Promotion Organisation)
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Innovation Agency Lithuania
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International Exhibition Pavilion, Hall 5
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Italian Trade Agency
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Korea Fintech Industry Association (KORFIN)
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Luxembourg for Finance
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Moscow Government
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National Bank of Georgia
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Ontario, Canada
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PAKISTAN PAVILION
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Seoul Fintech Lab 2
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Singapore Fintech Association
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SPAIN PAVILION (ICEX Spain Trade and Investment)
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Switzerland Global Enterprise
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Team Australia Pavilion
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Tokyo Metropolitan Government
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UK Government
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VICTORIA STATE GOVERNMENT, AUSTRALIA
A pavilion brings companies from one country or region together under one flag. To exhibit in one, or organise one, send us an enquiry.
International Exhibition Pavilion, Hall 5 at SFF 2026
18–20 November 2026, Singapore EXPO.
About the organiser
International Exhibition Pavilion, Hall 5
The FinTech Association of Uzbekistan (FAU) is a non-governmental, non-profit professional association that brings together fintech companies, banks, payment organizations, technology providers, regulators and international partners to support the development of Uzbekistan's financial technology ecosystem.
Its key mission is to promote Uzbek fintech internationally, strengthen cooperation between financial institutions and technology companies, support innovation, and help build a trusted, inclusive and competitive digital financial ecosystem.
1. Mission and strategic objectives
- International promotion: Position Uzbekistan as an emerging fintech hub in Central Asia.
- Industry development: Build cooperation between fintech companies, banks, regulators and technology providers.
- Regulatory dialogue: Facilitate constructive communication with the Central Bank of Uzbekistan (CBU) and the National Agency of Perspective Projects (NAPP).
- Financial inclusion: Support digital transformation and access to financial services, particularly for micro and small businesses.
- Trust and security: Promote anti-fraud initiatives, cybersecurity awareness, responsible lending and consumer protection.
- Knowledge sharing: Develop educational programmes, research, industry events and professional capacity building.