BENGALURU: Fintech Fusion India (FFI) returns on Thursday, 23 July 2026, for a single, concentrated day themed Building India’s Financial Architecture for 2047. Bringing together policymakers, regulators, banks, global institutions, investors and fintech innovators, the event will serve as a collaborative platform to shape the next generation of financial infrastructure that will underpin India’s economic growth as it approaches its centenary.
Organizer’s Perspective & Delegate Access
The 2026 line-up brings regulatory authority and market leadership onto one stage. Some prominent speakers include Shri Kamlesh Chandra Varshney, Whole Time Member, SEBI; Shri R. Gandhi, former Deputy Governor, Reserve Bank of India; Debajyoti Ray Chaudhuri, MD & Director, National E-Governance Services Ltd (NeSL); Rajiv Gupta, President, PB Fintech; Sanmesh Kalyanpur, Director, Finternet; Tanya Naik, Head – Online & Omnichannel, Pine Labs; Anurag Saxena, VP Asia & Regional Office Head, Accion; Kalpana Ajayan, Regional Head – South Asia, Women’s World Banking; Devie Mohan, Founder, Burnmark; and leaders from Emerging Payments Association of Asia, UIDAI, GIFT City, IFSCA, India Blockchain Forum, Digitally, MSME Forum, ICICI, HDFC, Xflow, Sumsub, and many more.
Built on a “Boardroom, Not Ballroom” philosophy, FFI 2026 runs a business stage, supported by an Innovation Zone, invite-only CXO Roundtables, a CXO + Investor Lounge, VC Office Hours, a Startup Clinic and the Pitcher & Pitches arena. Frontier themes on the agenda span AI-led lending, tokenized economies, digital public infrastructure and cross-border fintech corridors. Discussions around agentic AI, Finternet, MSMEs are on the list.
Debating the Next Decade
At its core, FFI 2026 is built around the questions that will shape the next decade of financial services: Who will own the next layer of India’s digital financial rails? How can artificial intelligence evolve from experimentation to responsible, enterprise-wide deployment? What will it take to build scalable MSME credit infrastructure? Can tokenisation unlock new models of ownership, liquidity, and capital formation? And how can fintech innovation built in India become foundational infrastructure for global markets?
“2047 sounds distant, but the financial architecture India will run on then is being decided in rooms like this one, now. FFI 2026 exists to make sure the people writing policy, building
products and deploying capital are making those decisions together, not in parallel,” said Suman Bhowmick, Co-Founder & CEO, Idea Simplified.
FFI 2026 takes place on Thursday, 23 July 2026, from 8 am to 8 pm at Lalit Ashok in Bengaluru. Delegates passes are available; partnership and exhibitor opportunities are available at fintechfusionindia.com or via partnerships@fintechfusionindia.com.
