Statista, TIA to award Singapore’s Top Fintech Companies for 2026

For the first time, Tech in Asia and global market research firm Statista will recognize Singapore’s top fintech companies.
The list will include firms across these sectors:
- Payments
- Neobanking
- Alternate finance
- Wealth tech
- Financial planning
- Digital assets
- Enterprise fintech
- Insurtech
This new award is an offshoot of Statista’s list of the world’s top fintech companies, which has been running since 2022. You can see the winners for the 2024 global list here.
For the Singapore edition, applicants must be headquartered in the country. They should also be focused on developing or providing innovative and tech-based financial products and services for the local market.
The award is open to both young startups and established tech firms.
Interested to apply? Read on.
Timeline
Applications will open from June 3 to August 1, 2025. Winners will be announced in early November 2025.
Evaluation criteria
Statista will create an initial shortlist using public data and information submitted by companies.
Applicants will be evaluated via general and sector-specific KPIs. Growth rates will be tracked to put startups on equal footing with large companies.
How to apply
Submit your application by clicking on the button below.
Note that while all submissions will be considered, getting a spot on the list is not guaranteed. Inclusion in the final list is also not limited to applicants.
There are no application fees, nor do you pay to be listed. Instead, companies that want to showcase the award can pay for the right to use the logo in their marketing materials.
For more information on the project, check out the FAQ page or contact Statista at topfintechs@statista.com.
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