As part of the first edition of Chile Fintech Week

The offices of the Depósito Central de Valores (DCV) hosted a meeting on regional financial integration. A delegation of 20 executives, bank managers, and founders of well-known Latin American fintech companies visited the organization to learn about the functioning, stability, and infrastructure of the national financial market.

The visit is part of the first edition of Chile Fintech Week, a groundbreaking immersion program in Chile’s Banking & Fintech ecosystem taking place in Santiago this week, and will also be part of the Chile Fintech Forum, an event where innovation meets the financial ecosystem, to be held on May 6 and 7 at Espacio Riesco.

The delegation, composed of founders and executives from leading technology and financial companies such as Incode, Bantotal, MRM Analytics, Vantek, Red Unisol, Kleva, Grupo Prestamype, Flexibility, Minders, and Accion Point, aims to engage with Latin American markets and foster meaningful synergies. “Events like these facilitate networking and mutual learning about the latest innovations, and they also lay the groundwork for companies to establish a foothold in Chile or for Chilean companies seeking to expand in the region to go global,” said Claudio Garín, commercial manager at DCV.

Building bridges in Latin America.

During the meeting, DCV representatives outlined how the institution has evolved from traditional custody services to an infrastructure that combines robustness and financial intelligence. They explained in detail how the local market operates, as well as the DCV’s role as a strategic partner and facilitator within the Chilean financial ecosystem.

One of the points that sparked the most interest among the fintech founders in attendance was DCV’s openness to the innovation ecosystem. Executives highlighted the fact that the company is making progress in developing proposals for non-traditional players, committing to modernization and the creation of new financial solutions.

As mentioned during the conversation, and in line with Claudio Garín’s vision, the message was clear: “The future of the financial market isn’t something we wait for; it’s something we all work together to create.”

Events like this underscore the mission that drives the DCV today: to shape the present and future of the sector by integrating services that connect the entire ecosystem—both traditional players and new entrants.