News · FSC · 11 Aug 2026
Non-profit domestic universities and legal entities may apply for partial subsidies or donations for 2026 fintech development projects, including research, international collaboration, competitions, exhibitions, courses, and workshops. Applications must be submitted between September 1 and September 30, with the subsidy amount capped at 45% of total project costs and a maximum of 2 million New Taiwan Dollars per applicant per year. The Commission reviews applications through a committee of experts and scholars, funding them from the Financial Supervisory Fund's annual budget.
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The Commission Will Begin Accepting Applications for 2026 Fintech Development Project Subsidies and Donations Starting September 2026
2026-08-11
(1) Fintech research or application projects.
(2) Fintech-related international collaboration projects (e.g., resource sharing, specific cooperation projects, etc.). (3) Fintech domestic and international competitions and exhibitions. (4) Fintech courses and teaching activities (e.g., lectures, symposiums, forums, etc.). (5) Fintech-related training camps, seminars, and workshops. (6) Other activities beneficial to the overall development of fintech in the market.
Application Qualifications
Non-profit domestic universities and legal entities may submit applications to the Commission.
Application Period
Applications for subsidies or donations for the following year must be submitted to the Commission between September 1 and September 30 each year. Postmarks serve as proof for mailed applications; the Commission's receipt date serves as proof for in-person or courier deliveries.
Required Documents (Refer to Annex Formats in Article 13 and Article 19, Paragraph 2 of these Guidelines; all documents except the application subsidy letter must be submitted in 11 copies)
(1) One application subsidy letter.
(2) Subsidy/Donation Application Form.
(3) Annual Project Plan.
(4) Budget Estimate Table.
(1) Review Method (Refer to Article 5 of these Guidelines): The Commission invites experts, scholars, and relevant officials from its business bureaus, divisions, and offices to form a review committee for evaluation. (2) Maximum Subsidy Amount (Refer to Article 12 of these Guidelines): Partial subsidies or donations are adopted, with the Commission's subsidy or donation amount not exceeding 45% of the total costs of the submitted project. The maximum subsidy per applicant per year is 2 million New Taiwan Dollars.
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