"FinTech in particular has great potential to be a force for good. We can bring together the power of finance and technology, to help create a more inclusive society and a more sustainable planet."
– Ravi Menon, former Managing Director, Monetary Authority of Singapore
FinTech for an Inclusive Society and a Sustainable Planet
Project Greenprint
Project Greenprint is a collection of initiatives which seeks to harness technology and create a data-centric ecosystem to support the financial sector’s sustainability agenda. There are two thrusts: (1) Building digital utilities and (2) Developing a vibrant ESG FinTech ecosystem.
Our Objectives

Vibrant Ecosystem
Growing a vibrant Green FinTech ecosystem in Singapore; scaling Green FinTech solutions beyond Singapore

Drive Partnerships
Enabling connections across financial institutions, investors, green technology and solution providers, ESG service providers, and corporates

Trusted Data Flows
Developing digital infrastructure to facilitate the flow of consistent, clear and reliable ESG data, with access to other global and sectoral data platforms
1. Project Greenprint Platforms
MAS will partner the industry to develop digital utilities that facilitate the efficient flow of trusted ESG data, to support financial institutions and businesses in mobilising capital to sustainable projects, monitoring commitments and measuring impact.

An integrated disclosure portal to ease sustainability reporting and enhance access to ESG data. Reporting companies can upload corporate-level sustainability data onto the portal, of which will be mapped against various standards and frameworks. This addresses corporates’ current pain points where they must report in different systems, templates and formats. On a consent basis, these data can be shared with authorised recipients, facilitating the transfer of data to multiple stakeholders.
The project started with a pilot with SGX for listed issuers in Singapore, which was launched successfully in September 2022. Beyond the pilot, the portal will seek to also reflect other regulatory or voluntary disclosure requirements by other government agencies and private sector players based in Singapore.
The Greenprint Registry will be powered by STACS’ ESGpedia, which is currently deployed in its beta phase, with ongoing partnerships with numerous leading financial, non-governmental organisations (“NGOs”) and a growing ecosystem starting with the agri-food, building and construction, transport and logistics, carbon credit, and renewable energy sectors.
2. ESG Impact Hub
The Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Impact Hub is launched by MAS, dedicated to co-locating and facilitating collaboration between ESG FinTechs, financial institutions and real economy stakeholders to promote the growth of a vibrant and active ESG ecosystem in Singapore.
Parties interested in establishing a presence at the Hub and/or pursue collaborations with the hub community may reach out to ESGimpacthub@mas.gov.sg. More information about the hub can be found at the Hub website .
Singapore's Green FinTech Initiatives
Financial Sector Technology and Innovation Scheme
MAS has earmarked S$50 million out of S$250 million from the FSTI scheme to support Green FinTech solutions and projects.
Green & Sustainable FinTech Sub-Committee
The Singapore FinTech Association launched the Green & Sustainable FinTech Sub-Committee to bring together the FinTech ecosystem to focus on driving industry projects to enable green finance.
Global FinTech Hackcelerator 2022
The theme for this year's Global FinTech Hackcelerator is "Harnessing Technology to Power Green Finance". 20 finalists, comprising FinTech firms and solution providers, have been shortlisted and will present their solutions at Demo Day at SFF.