Byblos Bank Armenia joins FinTech Armenia as Founding Member

YEREVAN, April 15. /ARKA/. Byblos Bank Armenia has joined FinTech Armenia Association as a Founding Member, marking a significant milestone in the Bank’s ongoing efforts to drive digital transformation and innovation within the financial sector.

FinTech Armenia is dedicated to establishing a comprehensive FinTech Hub in Armenia, covering areas such as Payment Systems, Capital Markets, Artificial Intelligence in Financial Services, Blockchain and Tokenization, Insurance and Banking Transformation, locally, regionally and internationally.

By joining the association, Byblos Bank Armenia reinforces its commitment to supporting the growth of Armenia’s rapidly expanding fintech ecosystem. The Bank’s experienced professionals will contribute to the association’s key working groups, including banking transformation, startups and venture capital, the CBA Sandbox and fintech education initiatives

Suren Voskanyan, Head of Innovation and Digitalization at Byblos Bank Armenia, commented: “Our goal in joining the FinTech Armenia Association is to build a strong bridge between Byblos Bank Armenia and the local fintech ecosystem. This partnership combines financial innovation with knowledge sharing, fosters business networking and exchange of expertise among industry players, as well as advances the digital transformation agenda. Through collaborations like this, we aim to contribute to the creation of a dynamic fintech environment in Armenia.”

Stefan Lucas, Founding CEO at FinTech Armenia, added: “Onboarding Byblos Bank Armenia to our rapidly growing regional association and global connectivity platform is yet another important milestone in our journey both for Armenia and for the international fintech-enabled banking transformation industry. The Bank delivers an exceptional customer experience by combining digital efficiency with personalized human interaction. We are confident about Byblos Bank Armenia’s positive contribution to help drive and further scale the integration of Armenian fintech market participants into the global financial ecosystem – and vice versa.”

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