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Ibadan Digital Academy partnered with Ajoti to expand inclusive financial innovation and digital skills training for underserved Nigerian communities.
Ajoti received support from the Crimson Project to strengthen its digitized savings platform and prepare for pilot implementation across Nigeria.
MIDASX achieved 30% revenue growth and cash-flow positivity by launching an AI-powered fintech platform and expanded operations with a new Mumbai office.
Startup Policy Forum (SPF) collaborated with the Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN) to accelerate fintech and digital innovation across borders.
On February 10, 2026, several landmark announcements signaled a new era of collaboration, technological innovation, and inclusive growth across Asia and Africa’s fintech landscape.
In Nigeria, the Ibadan Digital Academy (IDA) partnered with Ajoti to promote inclusive financial innovation for underserved communities. IDA will provide technical expertise and digital skills training to help Ajoti develop and deploy its digitized savings platform (AJO). This partnership aims to rethink financial access through a community savings framework.
In India, MIDASX announced a 30% revenue growth in Q3 FY 25–26, driven by the launch of an AI-powered fintech platform. The platform integrates multi-asset financial product distribution, streamlining onboarding, transaction management, and analytics for intermediaries. MIDASX also opened a new office in Mumbai to support its expanding operations.
At the Black Swan Summit India 2026, the Startup Policy Forum (SPF) collaborated with the Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN) to accelerate fintech and digital innovation. This partnership will focus on strengthening global-India innovation corridors, enabling policy dialogue, and supporting the international expansion of Indian startups. Priority areas include digital finance infrastructure, responsible AI, digital assets, cross-border payments, and regulatory innovation.
Q: What is the focus of the IDA-Ajoti partnership?
To promote inclusive financial innovation and digital skills training in underserved Nigerian communities.
Q: What drove MIDASX’s revenue growth?
The launch of its AI-powered fintech platform and expansion of operations.
Q: What is the goal of the SPF-GFTN collaboration?
To accelerate fintech and digital innovation through policy engagement and ecosystem development.
Fintech is evolving towards interconnected, policy-driven, and technology-enabled ecosystems.
Partnerships are crucial for driving financial inclusion and technological innovation.
The future of fintech will be shaped by those who can blend technology, policy, and community impact.
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