The Central Securities Depository (DCV) renewed its status as a partner of FinteChile, reaffirming its role as a strategic partner in the ecosystem of entrepreneurship, innovation, and technological development in the
national capital market.

This partnership reflects DCV’s commitment to contributing to the development and growth of the domestic market by providing infrastructure and tailor-made solutions for new players entering the industry. At the same time, it provides the necessary confidence for traditional firms to interoperate with new ones.

“We have renewed our commitment to FinteChile because we believe that this is how we can contribute effectively to this ecosystem, and active participation allows us to understand and adapt our value proposition, connecting innovation with a robust and reliable financial system,” says Javier Jara, New Business Development Manager at DCV.

Since joining FinteChile in 2022, DCV has sought to contribute its expertise in technological infrastructure, custody, administration, traceability, and market operations. This role is particularly relevant today, as financial innovation moves toward greater maturity and operational demands.

“The maturity of the Fintech ecosystem in Chile no longer allows us to talk about innovation as something secondary. Today, we are at the heart of the country’s financial transformation. Our alliance with the DCV is strategic, moving forward in line with the elimination of technical barriers to entry that have historically limited competition, allowing the talent of our fintechs to compete on equal terms. By ensuring this access to critical infrastructure, we are not only complying with the Fintech Law, but we are also projecting Chile as the most sophisticated financial and technological hub in Latin America, where digital agility and institutional strength converge to directly benefit people,” says Josefina Movillo, General Director of FinteChile.

In this way, DCV contributes its experience to an expanding market, providing technology companies with access to the infrastructure, support, and operational security that characterizes DCV’s own work.

“We want the market to grow, diversify, and be enriched with new players. We are proud to have contributed to the Fintech Law and to an ecosystem where innovation and security are mutually reinforcing,” says Javier Jara.

The DCV as a catalyst for the development of the fintech ecosystem

The approval of the Fintech Law opened up an unprecedented space for collaboration between custodians, regulators, and financial startups. The DCV understood early on that this change required establishing alliances and promoting joint work so that innovation would translate into financial inclusion, trust, and concrete benefits, both for companies and for the people who use their financial services.

It has also sought to broaden the conversation on financial innovation by participating in technology implementation initiatives and forums for reflection on market growth and modernization. These are instances where interoperability and professionalization are essential conditions for fintech companies to integrate into the financial system with clear rules and in a sustainable manner.

“The role of DCV in this ecosystem is to be a bridge between the agility of fintech and the solidity of traditional infrastructure. Innovation, experience, and regulation must come together for inclusion and diversification to become a reality in the domestic market,” says the manager of New Business Development at DCV.

With this vision, the institution is positioning itself as a strategic partner in the consolidation of the Chilean fintech ecosystem, helping the country move toward a more innovative, competitive, and secure market.