Denmark

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Copenhagen Fintech is the Danish fintech hub. Their vision is to develop Copenhagen as one of the world's leading fintech hubs by supporting and driving technological and financial innovation.

Sweden

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The Swedish fintech hub's goal is to boost Sweden's fintech ecosystem and support fintech companies through networking, knowledge sharing and collaboration. Findec aims to drive innovation and market access by helping to build companies and attract talent.

Scotland​

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FinTech Scotland supports the development of Scottish fintechs and innovation in fintech. They establish collaboration within the fintech ecosystem, bringing together entrepreneurs, the financial sector, the public sector, investors, consumer groups, tech firms and universities.

Sweden

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Sthlm Fintech Week is an annual event hosted in Stockholm. The emphasis is on knowledge sharing and reinforcing the Swedish fintech ecosystem. The event brings together thought-leaders to foster new connections and enhance collaboration.

Spain

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European Blockchain Convention's mission is to accelerate the blockchain ecosystem in Europe. Since its inaugural conference in 2018 in Barcelona, EBC has hosted thousands of attendees, hundreds of leading speakers and the best startups in the blockchain and crypto space. Its global audience of founders, investors, regulators, developers, corporations and many more come together every year to learn, get inspired and connect.

Israel

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FinTech Aviv was founded in 2014 and has around 30.000 members. It co-operates and serves the needs of all ecosystem playser, including fintech companies, established CEO's and entrepreneurs, global banks, insuarance firms, professional service giants, VCs and the investment community.

United Kingdom

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Level 39 in London supports fintech companies by giving them access to customers, talent and infrastructure, helping businesses achieve scale. Level 39 was founded in 2013 and is owned by the Canary Wharf Group.

Switzerland

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SFTA is fostering the development of the Swiss FinTech ecosystem. As a neutral, inclusive, and non-profit association, SFTA represents a diverse group of individuals, startups, investors, corporates, and other stakeholders. The association enhances the positioning of Switzerland as a leading international FinTech hub by organising high-quality events, connecting the various stakeholders, conducting research and creating publications, offering mentoring and workshops, advocating for improved regulations and policies which balance the interests of all stakeholders, and promoting their members, and the ecosystem both at home and internationally.

Canada

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Québec's Financial Cluster, Finance Montréal, was established in 2010. Its mission is to develop and promote Québec’s financial services industry by engaging in international business relations and attracting foreign companies to Montreal.

Finland

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The Finnish fintech hub is a part of the privately owned company HUB13 and connects fintechs, banks, investors and regulators. Located in Helsinki, Fintech Farm boosts networking and innovation within the fintech industry, with partners in the Nordics and globally, consisting of startups, corporations, other fintech hubs and authorities.

Norway

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NCE Finance Innovation is a fintech hub located in Bergen in Norway. Their goal is to strengthen the fintech ecosystem in Norway by facilitating innovation and collaboration within finance and technology. NCE Finance Innovation has 75 member companies and supports their members by enabling infrastructure, strengthening the ecosystem and facilitating collaboration within the industry.

Norway

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The Factory is located in Oslo, Norway and is one of the largest fintech hubs in the Nordics. The Factory works closely with other fintech hubs, both in the Nordics and globally, in order to create opportunities for start-ups across borders. The hub was founded in 2015 and has the largest fintech, proptech, insurtech, regtech, AI and blockchain accelerator programs in the Nordics.