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Global Fintech Fest showcases AI products, new payment platforms, and credit market trends

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 21
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The seventh edition of the Global Fintech Fest (GFF) 2026 was held in Mumbai from September 8 to 11 at the Jio World Centre. The event focused on translating emerging technologies into real-world financial impacts. During the fest, various launches took place, including four AI products from YuVerse, which focuses on last-mile AI applications. Additionally, the Department of Financial Services introduced open-source Android ATMs, while NPCI launched the AiNxt agentic AI platform and the AtOM orchestration platform for UPI integration.

From indiatimes.com, medianama.com

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The launches spanned conversational AI, document-to-decisioning, and workflow automation, aimed at bridging the gap between credit demand and supply in India. The new payment infrastructure includes open-source platforms and pilot programs involving nine lenders, such as State Bank of India, for various financial services.

From indiatimes.com, medianama.com

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  • Global Fintech FestOrganized the conference bringing together innovators, regulators, and financial leaders.

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  1. Launch of Assist-Edge occurred in Mumbai during the Global Fintech Fest.Sub-event
  2. Bhavin Turakhia founded Zeta, which was reported by Mint, during the Global Fintech Fest held in Mumbai.Sub-event
  3. India is hosting the Global Fintech Fest, featuring participation from Nitin Gadkari.Sub-event
  4. Deloitte reported on low formal credit access and fintech leaders discussed credit market expansion at the Global Fintech Fest.Sub-event
  5. Ashok Lahiri, Vice Chairman of NITI Aayog, spoke at the Global Fintech Fest held in Mumbai.Sub-event
  6. SBI Chairman inaugurated the Global Fintech Fest in Mumbai, where SBICAP highlighted investment opportunities via the GIFT City ecosystem.Sub-event
  7. NAVI and IndusInd Bank announced a partnership to strengthen technology infrastructure for UPI.Sub-event
  8. The Reserve Bank of India deputy governor spoke at the Global Fintech Fest.Sub-event
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  1. Jain spoke at the Global Fintech Fest.Sub-event
  2. RBI is expanding tokenization in India, and an executive director spoke at the Global Fintech Fest.Sub-event
  3. Global Fintech Fest held a major international conference in Mumbai.1 source

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