Fintech and modern financial instruments can bridge the gap in access to capital for small businesses by leveraging data-sharing, tailored financial products, and regulatory sandboxes, enabling affordable credit and sustainable growth.

AI has the potential to enhance customer service and fraud detection in Bangladesh's financial sector. However, challenges such as data privacy and workforce skills must be addressed to enable full implementation.

Agritech startups in Bangladesh are addressing key challenges in agriculture, such as financing, market access, and supply chain inefficiencies, to improve productivity and farmer livelihoods.

The Bangladesh Startup Investments Report 2023 is a comprehensive overview of the investment landscape within the country’s rapidly growing startup ecosystem.

Bangladesh anticipates 34 million Middle Affluent Consumers by 2025, driving smartphone-led commerce growth in 5-8 years. This spotlights necessity-focused startups for success.

Bangladesh aims to transition to solar power to mitigate climate change threats and rising energy costs. Opportunities include public commitment, solar rooftops, and foreign investments.

Bangladeshi startups face global funding challenges but get local investor support. Key sectors and venture capital show growth potential despite declining deals.

Bangladesh's transformation in the past decade includes strong economic growth, a thriving startup ecosystem attracting significant investments, and a focus on inclusive sectors like fintech, healthcare, and education.

Bangladesh's Payments System Development: Landscape Supported by a Rising Economy