Belgian crypto startup Keyrock announced that it has partnered with global fintech incubator Tenity to launch an acceleration programme for Web3.0 and fintech startups.

The 4-month programme is set to begin in early September 2023 in Belgium and will conclude with a Demo Day event in December 2023 where startups will compete for up to €100,000 investments from Keyrock.

Keyrock and Tenity will identify and admit Web3.0 and fintech startups with a focus on core technology areas such as financial infrastructure, decentralised finance, asset tokenisation and data tooling.

During the programme, startups will benefit from masterclasses facilitated by industry experts with personal coaching and mentorship in tech prototyping, scaling, finance, sales, and marketing.

Additionally, Keyrock and Tentity will also open up their network of global partners to help startups build relevant connections beyond their respective industries.

Applications for the Keyrock Accelerator Programme are now open here. Keyrock will cover travel and accommodation expenses for those participating.

Kevin de Patoul

“For the last 5 years, we have worked closely with partners at all stages of their development to increase the utility brought by digital assets to end users. The next logical step is to support them at the very beginning, to ensure the best players have all the support they need to maximize their chances of success.

We are very excited to partner with Tenity and keen to put Brussels at the center of digital assets innovation, at a time when the EU is positioning itself as a leader with the MiCA framework,”

said Kevin de Patoul, CEO and Co-founder of Keyrock.

Marc Hauser

“I am incredibly excited about this partnership between Keyrock and Tenity, particularly as Keyrock was a part of the Tenity program in 2020.

This collaboration is a testament to our shared commitment to nurturing the next generation of innovators, and I am confident that together, we will make a lasting impact on the web3 and fintech landscape.”

said Marc Hauser, Head of Tenity Switzerland.