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Organised by Asia FinTech Network, the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit brings together leaders in finance and technology to explore AI, blockchain, digital finance & innovation, accelerating financial inclusion & positioning Sri Lanka as Asia's emerging hub.

01/10/2026

AI is changing lending from reactive decision-making to real-time credit intelligence.

At the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2026, Abhisheik Vishwakarma, Mayur Somani, and Manish Baswante of CARE Analytics and Advisory came together for a focused discussion on “AI-Driven Credit Intelligence and the Future of Digital Lending.”

Moderated by Asitha Dodampegamage, Country Head – Sri Lanka at CARE Analytics and Advisory, the session explored how AI, advanced analytics and alternative data are reshaping credit scoring, underwriting, risk assessment and lending decisions.

The conversation also looked beyond speed and automation, highlighting the need for explainability, responsible risk management and strong governance as financial institutions move toward more intelligent lending models.

A powerful discussion on how smarter credit intelligence can support the next generation of faster, more informed and inclusive digital lending.

29/09/2026

Zone24x7 was part of the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2026, representing the role of advanced technology and innovation in shaping the future of digital finance.

With a mindset that goes beyond simply building technology, Zone24x7 focuses on creating possibilities through intelligent, practical and forward-thinking digital solutions.

Their presence at the Summit reflected an important part of the FinTech ecosystem, how technology companies can help businesses rethink processes, unlock new opportunities and create better digital experiences in an increasingly connected economy.

A strong example of how innovation can move beyond systems and software to create real business potential and long-term impact.

28/09/2026

Rubaai Technologies was part of the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2026, showcasing how locally built technology can contribute to Sri Lanka’s evolving digital economy.

Founded in Sri Lanka in 2023, Rubaai Technologies develops innovative digital products with a strong focus on simplicity, security and user-centric design.

Its flagship product, MoiPay, reflects that vision, a next-generation financial app created for Sri Lankan users to manage shared expenses, track costs and access practical financial services through an intuitive digital experience.

With a commitment to building solutions that are aligned with local regulations and international security standards, Rubaai Technologies is working toward a broader goal: creating technology that is not only innovative, but genuinely useful in everyday life.

Their presence at the Summit highlighted the growing role of homegrown FinTech innovation in shaping more accessible and efficient digital financial experiences for Sri Lanka.

27/09/2026

Solytics Partners was part of the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2026, bringing a global RiskTech perspective to the conversation around financial crime prevention, compliance and responsible AI.

Through its Agentic AI-powered AML and Financial Crime Compliance solutions, Solytics Partners helps financial institutions move beyond traditional rule-based controls toward more intelligent, continuous and real-time approaches to risk management.

Its platforms support areas including autonomous investigations, transaction monitoring, sanctions intelligence, customer risk assessment and adverse media screening, supported by technologies such as graph analytics, adaptive detection models, explainable AI and privacy-preserving data collaboration.

With a strong focus on model governance, transparency and regulatory alignment, Solytics Partners supports banks, FinTechs and regulated institutions across the US, Europe, MENA and APAC in strengthening financial crime prevention for an increasingly complex digital financial environment.

Their presence at the Summit reflected an important part of the future of finance, using intelligence and automation not only to move faster, but to build stronger, more trusted and resilient compliance ecosystems.

26/09/2026

ICBT Campus, one of Sri Lanka’s leading private higher education providers, was part of the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2026, connecting education with the evolving needs of the digital economy.

Through internationally recognized qualifications and industry-focused learning, ICBT Campus continues to support students and professionals in developing the knowledge and skills required for a rapidly changing global environment.

Their presence at the Summit reflected an important part of FinTech growth, building the talent, capability and future-ready workforce needed to support innovation across financial services and technology.

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AI adoption in financial services is accelerating, but without the right governance, scale can quickly create new risks....
23/09/2026

AI adoption in financial services is accelerating, but without the right governance, scale can quickly create new risks.

At the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2026, Alka Mayur, Head – AI COE at CareEdge Analytics and Advisory, India, explored “AI Governance Implementation in Financial Institutions.”

The session focused on what it takes to move AI governance from policy documents into day-to-day financial operations, covering areas such as responsible AI, accountability, model oversight, compliance, transparency and risk management.

As banks and financial institutions expand the use of AI across decisions and customer experiences, the discussion highlighted a critical point: governance must evolve alongside innovation, ensuring AI systems remain trusted, explainable and aligned with both business and regulatory expectations.

A valuable session on building the foundations needed for responsible and sustainable AI adoption across financial services.

Trust is becoming one of the most valuable currencies in the digital financial economy.At the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2...
23/09/2026

Trust is becoming one of the most valuable currencies in the digital financial economy.

At the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2026, Ajit Pillai, Regional Director – India, Sri Lanka & South Asia at Outseer, and Don Ramesh Indika, Head – Cyber & Physical Security – ICT Business Unit at Dialog Axiata PLC, came together for a leadership discussion on “Trust in the Digital Financial Economy: Security, Transparency & Consumer Confidence.”

Moderated by Rehana Uvais, Head – New Business Development at Global Payments Inc, the session explored how financial institutions can strengthen confidence in increasingly digital ecosystems through better security, greater transparency and stronger protection for customers.

The conversation highlighted an important shift for the industry: trust can no longer be treated as a brand promise alone. It has to be built into technology, governance, risk management and every digital interaction.

A timely discussion on how security and transparency can become the foundation for long-term consumer confidence and sustainable digital growth.

Digital transformation at scale is not just about adopting new technology, it is about building the governance, resilien...
23/09/2026

Digital transformation at scale is not just about adopting new technology, it is about building the governance, resilience and operating discipline needed to make transformation sustainable.

At the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2026, Shahen Perera, Vice President – Delivery at Enterprise Analytics, Sri Lanka, shared insights on “Delivering Digital Transformation at Scale: Governance, Resilience, AI, and Sustainable Growth Justification.”

The session explored how organisations can move beyond isolated digital initiatives and create transformation programmes that are well-governed, resilient, AI-enabled and aligned with long-term business value.

From ex*****on discipline and technology delivery to operational risk and sustainable growth, the discussion highlighted a key reality: transformation succeeds when strategy, people, platforms and governance move together.

A valuable perspective on what it takes to turn digital ambition into scalable, measurable and lasting business impact.

Operational resilience is no longer only an IT concern, it has become a core requirement for trust in digital finance.At...
22/09/2026

Operational resilience is no longer only an IT concern, it has become a core requirement for trust in digital finance.

At the Sri Lanka FinTech Summit 2026, Lahiru Livera, Partner – Technology Advisory & CIO at HLB Lanka, Don Ramesh Indika, Head – Cyber & Physical Security – ICT Business Unit at Dialog Axiata PLC, and Archana Barsing, Product Manager – IS, Digital and Cyber at Bureau Veritas India Limited, came together for an insightful discussion on “Operational Resilience in Digital Finance: Cloud Risk, Critical Services, and Business Continuity.”

The session explored how financial institutions can strengthen resilience across increasingly complex digital environments, from managing cloud dependencies and critical services to cybersecurity, continuity planning and recovery readiness.

A key message from the discussion was clear: as financial services become more connected and technology-dependent, resilience must be built into operations from the start, not treated as a response after disruption occurs.

A timely conversation on how strong governance, preparedness and coordinated risk management can help protect the continuity and trust of digital financial services.

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