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Time of India
22-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Go Fintech eyes Australian expansion as global push for inclusive AI-driven finance accelerates
Advertorial Go Fintech, a global financial technology firm, is set to expand into the Australian market, spearheaded by Executive Director Sadaf Roksana. The company plans to invest in early-stage fintech startups, focusing on AI-powered services and RegTech solutions. Go Fintech also aims to collaborate with financial institutions and regulatory bodies to implement AI-driven systems, enhancing financial inclusion for underserved communities. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads AI-powered financial services and automation tools RegTech solutions for compliance, risk, and fraud prevention Digital lending and alternative credit platforms Micro-banking infrastructure designed for financial inclusion Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Real-time credit scoring engines based on behavioural and transactional data Fully automated KYC/AML and anti-fraud infrastructure Digital lending systems tailored for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and micro-entrepreneurs Customer engagement tools powered by behavioural AI and machine learning Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Go Fintech, a fast-growing global financial technology firm with a strong presence across South Asia and the Middle East, is preparing to expand into the Australian market as part of a broader strategy to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) and inclusive financial infrastructure across advanced Director Sadaf Roksana , a recognised leader in financial inclusion and digital banking transformation, is spearheading the initiative. The company's Australian play combines venture investment, regulatory engagement, and direct collaboration with financial institutions to modernise core systems and broaden access to credit and its venture capital arm, Go Fintech plans to deploy targeted investments into early-stage and growth fintech startups in Australia, with a focus on technologies that bridge traditional finance and frontier innovation.'Australia presents a unique mix of regulatory maturity and unmet demand for applied fintech innovation,' Roksana said in an interview. 'We're not just bringing capital—we're bringing a tested blueprint for scaling financial access responsibly and efficiently.'Beyond venture activity, Go Fintech intends to partner with domestic banks, credit unions, and regulatory bodies—including Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) and Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)—to pilot and implement AI-driven systems aimed at reducing operational friction and increasing credit penetration among underserved products have already been deployed across markets such as Bangladesh, the UAE, and Singapore, where they have helped increase financial inclusion and operational efficiency across both private and public company will roll out initiatives aimed at women, first-generation migrants, Indigenous communities, and regional populations—segments often left behind by traditional banking confirmed that the firm is actively seeking partnerships with community organisations and NGOs to embed educational outreach and digital onboarding across Australia's underserved regions.'We've seen these models succeed in Dhaka, Dubai, and Amman,' she said. 'With local adaptation, there's no reason we can't replicate and exceed those results here.'Founded in the early 2010s, Go Fintech has scaled across multiple jurisdictions with a focus on digital payments, alternative lending, and AI-driven compliance systems. Under Roksana's leadership, the firm has onboarded millions of users and established collaborations with central banks and financial regulators in emerging note that Australia's fintech ecosystem, while highly regulated and competitive, is increasingly open to global entrants offering differentiated value—particularly in AI and RegTech. According to FinTech Australia, venture capital investment in the sector surpassed AUD 2.5 billion in 2024, with AI applications leading growth.'Australia is entering a new phase of fintech maturity,' Roksana said. 'We see strong alignment between our capabilities and what the market needs next: intelligent systems, inclusive design, and regulatory-ready infrastructure.'Go Fintech's Australian launch is expected to include a formal partnership network announcement and initial capital deployment by Q4 2025.
Khaleej Times
21-05-2025
- Business
- Khaleej Times
Go Fintech secures $15 million in sales to expand AI-driven financial solutions across the Middle East
Go Fintech, a Singapore-based financial technology firm specialising in digital banking and intelligent payment solutions, has secured $15 million in confirmed sales agreements, marking a major commercial milestone in its expansion across the Middle East. This strategic development underscores the growing demand for advanced, AI-powered financial technologies that offer faster, smarter, and more secure services. The secured contracts will support the rollout of a comprehensive suite of next-generation solutions tailored for banks, fintech companies, and large enterprises. These offerings include automated lending platforms, real-time financial analytics, personalised investment tools, and enhanced fraud detection systems. The company's transformation into an AI-first fintech platform is the result of focused leadership and a commitment to scalable innovation. Go Fintech has steadily evolved from a traditional digital banking provider into a global player, forging strong partnerships across Asia and the Middle East. These efforts have enabled the company to enter new markets with customised solutions that address specific regional financial needs. A company spokesperson noted that the secured sales signal a broader industry shift toward intelligent financial technologies. 'Our AI solutions are designed to help institutions serve customers more efficiently, securely, and intelligently. The momentum we're experiencing in the Middle East is just the beginning of a wider international push.' A senior executive involved in the agreements described the company as "commercially agile and well-positioned to lead the future of finance." With its $15 million in sales secured, Go Fintech is preparing to launch its AI-powered offerings in early 2026. The move is being viewed by industry analysts as a pivotal step that further positions the company as a formidable competitor in the global AI-fintech landscape. The firm is also investing significantly in AI research and development, with plans to strengthen its presence in other key markets. From reimagining digital banking to enabling predictive financial operations, Go Fintech is aiming to shape the future of financial services - one AI solution at a time. Sadaf Roksana, founder and executive director of Go Fintech shared her vision following the sales announcement: 'This achievement affirms that financial institutions are ready to embrace intelligent technology. Our AI solutions are designed to help our clients serve their customers faster, safer, and smarter. The success in the Middle East market is just the beginning.'
