FinTechSpace partnered with Taiwanese and Japanese venture capital firms and regional banks to organize international business matchmaking at RAMEN TECH Global Summit 2026, promoting the entry of Taiwanese startups into the Japanese market. The delegation concluded more than 50 business meetings, creating opportunities for proof-of-concept projects.
FinTechSpace made its first appearance at RAMEN TECH Global Summit 2026 in Fukuoka, leading 5 leading Taiwanese fintech companies. The delegation participated in cross-border business matchmaking, an international exhibition and an open innovation forum, and connected with regional banks and venture capital firms from across Japan, holding more than 50 business meetings.
FinTechSpace is working with Taiwanese and Japanese venture capital firms and regional banking networks to promote proof-of-concept (PoC) validation and two-way market entry. Together with Kyushu-based GxPartners and CDIB Capital Group, it held sessions supporting startup investment, PoC validation and adaptation to local markets.
The delegation also participated in a startup support matchmaking session for regional banks and regional-bank VCs from across Japan, hosted by a subsidiary of Fukuoka Financial Group. It engaged with more than 19 regional banks and venture capital firms in Japan. Regional banks are working with local companies, governments and research institutions to identify opportunities to validate new technologies in response to digital transformation.
Five companies, CyCatena, HOYA BIT, IHH, TOPPAN Security and TradingValley, participated in RAMEN TECH's debut, showcasing solutions for digital asset security, AI-powered AML, digital identity verification and smart asset management. Through more than 50 business matchmaking meetings, the delegation created opportunities for future PoC validation.