Singapore | November 18-20

Fireblocks @
Singapore Fintech Festival 2026

Fireblocks is heading to Singapore Fintech Festival 2026 and we’d love to connect in person.

Finance is moving onchain, and the opportunity is crystal clear. Money that settles in seconds. Assets that move globally around the clock. New revenue streams for businesses that innovate fast enough. 

So everyone is racing in. Banks are moving into payments, payment companies into banking, and fintechs into both. The ones who win will move fast without breaking the trust of their customers or regulators.

But the tools are fragmented, and stitching them together slows you down and adds risk.

Fireblocks is the one platform the world’s leading financial businesses build on to hold, move, manage, and issue assets, and verify regulatory and financial compliance. Meet our team at Singapore Fintech Festival to find out more. 

Booth #2E43

Where you can find us | Meet us at Booth #2E43, Level 1, Hall 2

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

SFF FutureMatters: Money Is Programmable. Can Tokenised Markets Follow?

For decades, financial innovation meant new products on old rails. That lens no longer explains where control is concentrating. Money 1.0 digitised value. Money 2.0 networked it. Money 3.0 makes it programmable — value that carries its own logic, constraints and compliance, settling towards atomic, with AI agents as first-class transactors. But is this a structural shift, or digitisation in new clothes?

This FutureMatters opening session looks to separate architecture from hype and asks the question that matters: How far can programmable money go?

Join Stephen Richardson, Fireblocks’ Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Banking, as he tackles these questions alongside Carolyn Weinberg of BNY, Gracie Lin of OKX, Dr. Tara Rice of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), and Emma Joyce of the Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC).

1:10 – 1:40 PM | Thursday, 19 November
FutureMatters Stage, Singapore Expo

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

SFF Ignite: Putting Bank Deposits to Work Onchain

Standard Chartered has launched Tokenised Deposits for corporate clients in Hong Kong, with inter-bank settlement in central bank money on the HKMA’s EnsembleTX infrastructure. Corporate treasurers, banks, and digital asset businesses can now use commercial bank deposits in digital treasury and investment workflows, with real-time transfers between participating banks and 24/7 settlement.

In this fireside chat, Mark Willis, Managing Director, Head of Emerging Payments at Standard Chartered, and Tim Way, Senior Director, Global Banking at Fireblocks discuss what it takes to bring regulated bank money onchain and how corporate clients are putting it to work.

2:30-2:45 PM | Thursday, 19 November
Ignite Stage, Singapore Expo

EXECUTIVE NETWORKING

Bringing Finance Onchain: A Networking Evening for the Institutions Shaping the Future of Money

Hosted by Fireblocks and Episode Six.

Finance is moving onchain. Stablecoins, tokenised deposits, and other digital currencies are bringing financial institutions onto networks that settle around the clock and across borders.

But speed is only half the story. When settlement is instant and always on, liquidity becomes the real challenge: how to keep capital moving across rails without trapping it, and how to use tokenised collateral and atomic settlement to free it up.

Join Fireblocks and Episode Six for a conversation with peers from banks, payment companies, and fintechs working through these questions.

Space is limited and registration is subject to approval.

6:30 – 9:00 PM | Wednesday, 18 November
TBD

Meet the team

Scott Harvey

Chief Revenue Officer

Stephen Richardson

Chief Strategy Officer & Head of Banking

Alex Jilitsky

VP, Security Assurance

Tim Way

Senior Director, Global Banking

Dea Markova

Director of Policy

Dan Sleep

Head of Business Solutions and Advisory, APAC

Colin Murray

Head of Payments, APAC

Carol Sun

Head of Sales, APAC Financial Institutions and Greater China Region

Shane Verner

Head of Sales, Japan, Korea and ANZ

Ben Wilton

Senior Director, Sales Engineering, APAC